Sentence examples for organisations setting from inspiring English sources

Almost everyone now operates within a mixed economy, with commercial producers teaming up with subsidised houses and not-for-profit organisations setting up commercial arms.

Meanwhile, "school improvement", meaning raising standards measured in exam results and league tables, has moved to front and centre of what the Schools Co-operative Society does, with seven devolved regional organisations setting up their own school improvement teams.

Gilauri said the idea of the "one-stop shop" for public services had been tried, but "belongs to the past", mainly because it had resulted in individual departments and organisations setting up their own one-stop shops, rather than providing central access to all services.

Nonetheless, with the increasing numbers of pharmaceutical companies and contract research organisations setting up offices in Singapore in recent years, I foresee bright prospects for people aspiring to be medical writers in Singapore in the years ahead.

I've been able to do this through building a wide range of business skills and experience in large corporate organisations; setting up and running my own business and now working in an exciting and agile SMB.

"It is vital that organisations set numeric targets and transparently report on them," he said.

That opened the way for the rise of "super-PACs", privately funded organisations set up to influence election outcomes.

These examples show significant progress can be made if organisations set themselves the challenge to make tangible differences swiftly.

Many of the organisations set up under segregation - the sororities, fraternities and masons, churches and newspapers - still exist.

For organisations set up to deal with complex issues, however, the most effective measures are often too simple to grasp.

Like Lisbet and Sigrid, the couple were philanthropically minded, known supporters of organisations set up to combat substance addiction.