Sentence examples for organizations interview from inspiring English sources
These books were printed and distributed in Turkey and "liberated areas" in Syria with the financial support from Qatar with the help of humanitarian organizations (Interview with Syrian Education Association board member, 13.09.2015, Istanbul).
I was pleased to see several national and international news organizations interview Don King earlier today.
Another obstacle is the fact that some NGOs that raise funds from the public are afraid to go against the expectations of the donors if the money is reallocated for research, and particularly for policy research in Canada: " Donors do not want to hear that NGOs are doing research as they are implementation organizations" (Interview with C. MacDonald, World Vision Canada).
He was particularly active with and loyal to Harvard, president of various alumni organizations, interviewing applicants and recruiting athletes for decades, and following Harvard athletics.
Several hundred Christian refugees have arrived in Turkey in recent weeks, with tens of thousands poised to follow if the region, currently held by the Kurdish, should fall to Arab militias, according to refugees, church officials and representatives of Syriac organizations interviewed in southeastern Turkey last week.
The organizations interviewed whose primary mission is interventionist are more likely to develop formal agreements to regulate responses at a disaster site.
As a Ph.D.-holding CEO, Lechleiter is almost unique among the largest pharmaceutical firms, but having scientifically trained top executives is a common theme at many of the high-ranking organizations interviewed here.
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Examples of health-related questions are provided below as well as the range of organizations interviewed.
High turnover rate, high workloads and multitasking for staff serving in TB programs were major issues within the organizations interviewed.
None of the organizations interviewed had adopted a code of practice for ethical recruitment, although a small number had issued statements against the active recruitment of health care professionals from developing countries with acute shortages of practitioners.
