Sentence examples for organizations schools from inspiring English sources
Africa Malaria Day is commemorated by a variety of activities organized by a wide range of groups including governments, non-governmental organizations, schools and communities, in both malaria-endemic and industrialized countries.
Web sites by professional organizations, schools and colleges provide teaching suggestions, lesson plans and interactive discussions.
The three resulting colors — off-white, beige and green — are packed in five-gallon tins and sent to local nonprofit organizations, schools or charitable institutions in Mexico.
New York is home to neighborhoods where a non-Jew is a rarity, to Jewish organizations, schools, synagogues, cultural institutions, universities, hospitals.
Kickstarter, the Web site that helps people raise money for their creative projects, from films to restaurants, has introduced a new feature: pages that have been "curated" by arts organizations, schools, media companies, and, in one case, a city.
In New York the celebration begins with the People's Poetry Gathering, Friday through Sunday, from the Great Hall of Cooper Union to more than 35 theaters, arts organizations, schools, bars and restaurants in Greenwich Village, SoHo and on the Lower East Side.
A group of community organizations, school board members and politicians filed suit yesterday to block Edison Schools' bid to take over five failing New York City schools.
Nongovernmental organizations and civil society — trade unions, faith-based organizations, school groups and others — have been working independently or together for decades to promote the cause of social justice and fight the great threats of the day.
Until 2010 the structure of TVET in Fiji comprised three main organizations: school-based TVET under the Ministry of Education (MOE), the Fiji Institute of Technology (FIT), and non-formal training provided by the Training and Productivity Authority of Fiji (TPAF).
Hundreds of work hours have been dedicated to internal and external meetings with local leaders, faith based organizations, school officials, non-profits, businesses, Councilmembers and police department leadership.
To achieve this, a network of partners from local and regional administrations, United Nations and non-governmental organizations, school committees, corporations and ministries will be created.
