Sentence examples for organisations one from inspiring English sources

In his March 2016 budget, the then chancellor George Osborne said the plan was to create two new organisations, one of which would focus purely on pensions.

Charges include criminal association aimed at sports fraud, with some linked to Mafia organisations – one in particular to the 'Ndrangheta organised crime syndicate.

This new body will replace three existing publicly-funded organisations, one of which came under fire for spending more than £100m on marketing and advertising in an attempt to increase brand awareness.

The professional GP organisations (one Dutch speaking and one French speaking) and two academic departments organised and carried out this pilot that was requested and funded by the Federal Government.

Unesco's annual in-depth Education for All global monitoring report, released last month, showed that despite efforts from numerous international organisations, one in four young people in developing countries are unable to read a sentence.

BP, meanwhile, is proud of its arts sponsorship, calling its sponsorship of the four big national arts organisations "one of the most significant long-term corporate investments in UK arts and culture".

Wiping out an American city, much less the largest ones, requires either blast yields well beyond the capability of any terrorist organisation, or numbers of nuclear weapons that would make the terrorist organisation one of the largest nuclear powers on the planet.

The organisation One Plus One says that couples live together on average for nearly seven years.

The BBC is a hybrid organisation, one foot in the mire of Whitehall, one foot on the Palladium stage.

Employees in various organisational environments took part in the survey which could cover: the entire healthcare organisation, one or more departments, one or more units (wards, clinics, diagnostic services).

"It's not the responsibility of one organisation, one country, one teacher.