Sentence examples for run hotlines from inspiring English sources

RAINN and the organization 1in6 run hotlines and online chat services.

Lloyd's will set up an independently run hotline, where inappropriate behaviour can be reported, and it has appointed two women to its nominations board.

The organisation pointed to an independently run hotline for staff to raise concerns, and said it regularly reports the outcome of substantiated allegations.

Nightline, MIT's student-run hotline for counseling, information, and support, is ceasing operations for at least two semesters while it decides on several major structural changes.

The estimates committee heard that Western Australia, which has the highest rate of Indigenous incarceration in the country and has been lobbied to introduce the service since the 2014 death in custody of Ms Dhu, initially declined the funding on the basis that an optional government-run hotline introduced in February was sufficient.

Those fliers said "Save Our Land Join The Klan" and offered a number to a Klan-run hotline with a North Carolina area code.

While the condition is not in the official Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders, it is familiar to therapists, those who run suicide hotlines and fancy facilities like the Haven, which added staff members this month as its average daily count rose to 14, up from 5 in August and 10 through the fall.

One of the country's largest federal contractors has been accused of underpaying about 10,000 workers who run help hotlines for public health insurance programs, including the Affordable Care Act marketplaces, by up to $100 million over the past five years, according to four complaints filed Monday to the Labor Department.

In addition to running the hotlines, the Trevor Project, which serves more than two hundred thousand youth every year, also has an advocacy wing.

The lottery funding will allow it to employ another full-time adviser and to train more volunteers to run their hotline.

The U.S. bishops have already committed to hiring an outside vendor to run a hotline for reporting abuse, or mishandling of an abuse case, by bishops.