Sentence examples for organisations in using from inspiring English sources

No interest has been shown over the years by representatives of the British government or trade organisations in using whatever knowledge we may have acquired of our industry or of Brazil in general.MICHAEL SIMMONS São PauloHelicopter parents* SIR – Your article on helicopter parents struck a chord ("Cancel that violin class", July 26th).

This paper summarises the findings of a more extensive report 1 and proposes a framework which can guide boards, clinical teams and healthcare organisations in using a holistic approach in the measurement and monitoring of safety and in reviewing progress against safety objectives.

In the past two months Mr Whitehorn has, he says, been approached by 14 large organisations interested in using White Knight Two or buying a plane just like it.

After SPARC (February 18-March 27), the exhibit will be on display at Art Division (April 2-29) and Self-Help GrArtics & Art (May 1-June 10), all organisations that believe in using art for social change.

We have developed and present a new method to extract and process data on patent applications for medical science inventions by universities and non-university public research organisations in Germany using a publicly accessible database.

Founder and CEO, Ramin G. Far, says that he's already been talking with a number of organisations who are interested in using the technology for dating and recruitment.

These organisations have an interest in using surrogate outcomes, as it shortens the trial, makes it less costly, and speeds up the implementation of new interventions.

How to protect both the cryptographic keys that allow access to the ledger and blockchain applications remains a top concern for any organisation or individual interested in using blockchain to transact anything of significant value.

Chord was commissioned by Measure, a not-for-profit arts organisation with a special interest in using weird and unusual spaces, with help from an Arts Council grant and donations from the Henry Moore Foundation and Bloomberg.

In July, I was at an interview for a three-month unpaid internship at a campaigning organisation in central London which specialises in using public and shareholder pressure to push corporations to become more ethical.

The organisation now perceives a high value in using this approach and replicating the improvement stories in the other business critical areas viz.