Sentence examples for organization a study from inspiring English sources

GPs received a personally addressed invitation fax or letter, co-signed by a local Professor of General Practice, a Respiratory Physician and the Director of the local general practice regional organization; a study information sheet and expression of interest fax form were enclosed.

The institute, an independent organization, did a study in 1998 that still serves as a benchmark for environmentalists.

The Chinese Academy of Social Sciences, a respected research organization, did a study last year that put the urban unemployment rate at 9.4percentt.

The International Coach Federation (ICF), which offers voluntary accreditation to coaching schools and functions as a coaching self-regulatory organization, commissioned a study of coaches worldwide in 2012.

Robert Hammond, one of the founders, said the organization commissioned a study of the potential economic benefits of the project in 2002.

Last week, the organization released a study it had commissioned that estimated the initiative would add $1.2 billion in costs for California farmers and food producers.

The International Crisis Group, a prominent conflict-resolution organization, released a study Wednesday saying the National Assembly should immediately invoke the option of a six-month delay on the draft deadline of the constitution partly to make the process more inclusive.

"The water issue is not one of the settlers versus the Palestinians, but of Israel versus the Palestinians," said Mr. Lubell, whose organization issued a study this month urging radical cutbacks in Israel's use of underground fresh water reserves.

The association, the nation's largest legal organization, released a study on Friday at its annual meeting in New York that also showed minority enrollment in law schools had grown only 0.4percentt since 1995, the smallest five-year increase in 20 years.

The Red Hook Initiative, a nonprofit organization, commissioned a study in 2009 by graduate students at Hunter College that showed that nearly 40 percent of the residents of the housing projects had asthma.

The institute and Friends of the Earth, an environmental organization, did a study that found that the export promotion agencies of rich nations, like the Export-Import Bank of the United States, are the world's largest public backers of fossil fuels, the main causes of global warming.