Sentence examples for organisations students from inspiring English sources

Add in the fast-growing arts, entertainment and recreation sector, the city's many charitable organisations, students and social workers, and you have a city in which plenty of people are not cut-throat at all.Lastly, New York has always been a city of immigrants, with a long tradition of looking after the latest arrivals.

On Tuesday, food justice activists, environmental organisations, students and Occupy Wall Street groups are set to gather in front of New York's Waldorf Astoria hotel to challenge the fourth annual Global AgInvesting GAII) conference, where institutional investors and fund managers are meeting to discuss opportunities for agricultural investments overseas.

Aside from his writing, Notosusanto was active in student and political organisations, the student press, and academic conferences.

Disability Rights UK offer factsheets, email advice, and links to other useful organisations for students (and all individuals) with disabilities.

In January 2014, five months after Seed was launched, demand from organisations and students was such that a dedicated Seed placement adviser was employed to widen the initiative.

Partnership is also an important part of the nursing degree, where the relationship between academic staff and the organisations where students do practical placements is considered essential.

But such a simplified vision ignores a key feature of the protest movement: the explosion of heterogeneous organisations (of students, women and workers) in which civil society began to articulate its interests outside the scope of state and religious institutions.

Such organisations want students who wish to gain practical experience during their studies and graduates who want to be employed in regular jobs for immediate involvement in the production process.

This is a great resource that is available to all organisations seeking student volunteers; it is advisable to collaborate with a service that knows their students well.

Similarly, community organisation teaches students to apply their emerging leadership skills in planning, management and administration in both non-profit and private industry settings.

A coalition of non-governmental organisations (NGOs), student groups and UNITE, the textile workers' union, for instance, recently sued clothing importers, including Calvin Klein and Gap, over working conditions in the American commonwealth of Saipan in the Pacific.