Sentence examples for organization war from inspiring English sources

Samantha Nutt is a bestselling author, medical doctor and a founder of the international organization War Child.

In late May 2004, the band traveled to the Democratic Republic of Congo with War Child Canada, a branch of the British charity organization War Child, to document the civil war in the country.

In northern Uganda, together with UNICEF, the IOC has supported a sport-based programme implemented by the Dutch non-governmental organization War Child Holland, which directly involves children and youth in the activities of the community in order to rebuild social networks.

But Chapin has started causes with names like Conquer Cancer and Alzheimer's Now Foundation (drawing a warning to the public from the long-established Alzheimer's Association about "sound-alike organizations"), War on Cancer, Americans United to Conquer Disease, Fix America's Schools, Rescue America's Disadvantaged Children, Basic Skills Learning Program and Let's Beat Deficits.

The photo scandal was uncovered by two nonprofit news organizations, War Horse and the Center for Investigative Reporting.

While the report found that many multiple-victim shootings were gang-related, it also noted that the reality of this "gang violence" was very different from the image of sophisticated criminal organizations warring over drug profits and turf.

The tourism industry withered in recent years, largely due to insecurity and transnational crime organizations warring in the region.

She subsequently joins the newly established organization of war volunteers to teach combat and shooting classes.

George Clooney, who on Friday was arrested during a demonstration outside the Sudanese Embassy in Washington, and John Prendergast, a founder of the Enough Project, a human rights organization, discuss war crimes in South Sudan.

During his unsuccessful years in high school, he had joined the Jungfrontkämpferverband, the youth section of the German-Austrian organization of war veterans, which, though violently pro-German and anti-republican, was tolerated by the Austrian government.

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