Sentence examples for organisations working for from inspiring English sources
The gala awards organisations "working for a fairer, greener world", according to its website.
BirdLife describes itself as "a global partnership of conservation organisations working for the diversity of life through the conservation of birds and their habitats".
When it comes to data collection, Privacy International points out that intelligence services have long "targeted trade unions and other organisations working for progressive social change".
Any campaign that does not seek to support or nurture these values risks undermining the common cause that links all organisations working for a fairer, more sustainable world.
The alliance, a broad spectrum of organisations working for improvements to older people's housing and living conditions, believes homes, communities and housing services should enable choice, inclusion and independence in later life.
High priority is afforded to staff and commissioners attending the annual cycle of conferences organised by the variety of policing organisations, but no comparable priority is given to identifying and speaking at events and organisations working for complainants' interests.
The PRAs' (PRAs) work in the oil markets was scrutinised by an organisation working for the G20 nations amid widespread concern about oil trader speculation.
Indeed, many in UMNO and the BN view Bersih not as an independent organisation working for democracy but as enemies working hand-in-glove with the opposition led by Anwar Ibrahim.
The Sonke Gender Justice Network, a non-government organisation working for equality in Africa, said: "We fear for the safety of Dr Mukwege and worry that this attempt on his life was directly linked to his advocacy work.
The Aurat Foundation, an organisation working for the rights of women, has long advocated an increase in the representation of women in the national and provincial assemblies, from 17% to 33%.
Amanda Lundeteg, CEO of Allbright, an organisation working for equality and diversity at executive business level in Sweden, says there is a clear path that companies can take in order to bridge the gender gap.
