Sentence examples for organisations that could from inspiring English sources

The government has two other bills – on the Clean Energy Finance Corporation and registered organisations – that could act as triggers for an early election.

However, given the wide range of different organisations that could be involved, including water companies, transmission operators, data centres, forestry companies and a whole slew of local authorities, it would need government support to make it happen.

This list can help you generate ideas about potential roles and organisations that could be a good fit, as well as providing a useful criteria to help you narrow down your list.

Mutualisation would confer community ownership on organisations that could essentially be vibrant hubs of community life, places where people not only sign on for work or benefits, but enjoy other kinds of community-based services too, such as postal services.

After SaddamSaddam Hussein is still in office, but it was disclosed this week that America's State Department is already inviting bids from organisations that could provide humanitarian relief in Iraq after he is ousted.President George Bush took a break from his holiday to meet "ordinary Americans" at a carefully planned forum to discuss the economy in Waco, Texas.

All eyes will be on the National Theatre, one of a number of well-funded organisations that could lead the way by being seen to look after its own interests a little bit less and those of the entire theatre ecology a little bit more.

He said that WikiLeaks was a "resilient organisation" that could "withstand decapitation attacks".

In company with his father, Alexander, Lebedev was eager create an organisation that could promote and enhance free speech.

I don't know of any other organisation that could do what MSF is doing there right now.

The name of the organisation that could be the first to put humans on the Red Planet is Mars One – as in "one-way".

He said the Home Office, while not solely responsible for tackling the issue, was the only organisation that could oversee the system and lead change.