Sentence examples for respected organisations from inspiring English sources

When respected organisations like CIWEM say the solution to these floods does not always lie in expensive highly engineered flood defences or dredging we should listen.

However, we selected our survey contacts as carefully as we could by using tobacco treatment specialists known to us, and other tobacco control specialists recommended by professional colleagues and highly respected organisations.

Greenwald, they say, is "an activist" – which means he isn't fair, balanced and suitable for employment by "respected" organisations.

Also today, a number of respected organisations demanded that election officials be charged for falsifying the results of the presidential poll.

The International Monetary Fund, the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Developmenthend the Institute for Fiscal Studies are chief among the respected organisations that have published reports putting the growing financial burdens faced by young people to the fore.

He deflects the query about why many respected organisations have taken such a keen interest in his handling of history and instead turns the discussion into a rhetorical question about the nature of Jews, one that he is prepared to answer.

They built the DPRS into a highly respected organisation, distributing millions of pounds of royalties annually to directors in the UK.

That mantra has surely been doing the rounds of the BBC, a prestigious, highly respected organisation which took a real battering from Lord Hutton.

The MPs found during the inquiry that the "highly respected organisation" Southall Black Sisters and the Honour Network Helpline are both under the threat of closure because of a potential withdrawal of funding by local authorities or government.

When a highly respected organisation like the WI looks at the dark, neglected world of prisons and highlights the plight of the mentally ill then things will start changing for the better.

Juliet Lyon, of the Prison Reform Trust, said: "When a highly respected organisation like the WI looks at the dark, neglected world of prisons and highlights the plight of people who are mentally ill then things start changing for the better".