Sentence examples for organisations views from inspiring English sources

A secondary goal was to probe organisations' views about the recommendations they had received, the response process, and the mandatory response regime more generally.

Survey items measuring recipient organisations' views of the recommendations and the mandatory response regime exhibited strong internal consistency (Cronbach's alpha = 0.76 and 0.81, respectively), as did recommendation-level survey items measuring important factors in deciding whether to accept or reject recommendations (Cronbach's alpha = 0.90).

Non-governmental organisations view the UN's new friendliness towards business with suspicion.

In total, the responses represent an overview of how individuals and media organisations view the BBC and what matters to them.

CDC leader Cllr Barry Wood said: "This document gives a clear view of how all of these organisations view the future of Bicester.

They may seem unlikely bedfellows, but the experiment is one that the organisation views as massively successful.

The starting point for tweets should always be what's relevant to your audience, which might not always be what your organisation views as important.

And here I think within the organisation views are split.

According to sources close to the British Medical Association (BMA), a proposal that addressed pay for working evenings and Saturdays – the last major contentious issue – and which was cost neutral for the Government, was blocked despite negotiators from the NHS Employers organisation viewing it as an opportunity to resolve the dispute.

Those from voluntary organisations also viewed VR from a broader health and social care perspective: "The knock on effects that [stroke] has for health and social care are incredible financially, if people are going to deteriorate in the community, physically and mentally, as a result of isolation and no intervention and so forth is only going to build a greater burden of need.

Although he did not name MSF, Gates made clear his opposition to the organisation's views, as well as his admiration for its other work: "I think there is an organisation that's wonderful in every other respect, but every time we raise money to save poor children's lives, they put out a press release that says the price of these things should be zero.