Sentence examples for selected organisations from inspiring English sources

This year's shortlist is as strong as ever and the judges and I wish all the selected organisations and individuals the best of luck".

These carefully selected organisations are always prominent members of local civil society who are committed to the sustainable development of their communities.

Entrants will also be asked to indicate their consent to have that data used from time to time by other carefully selected organisations who may be licensed by IPL or IDNM to use it.

These philanthropists – individual and institutional – expect to support and work alongside carefully selected organisations for many years and to be ready and confident to adapt the focus of their funding to changing circumstances and possibilities as identified through the experience of those organisations.

For control purposes, a group of randomly selected organisations was also included.

While screening documentation and rates increased, the authors concluded that improvements may be achieved in carefully selected organisations.

Private investors hand money to the selected organisation (including, in this case, a charity, St Giles) which then has the long-term capital to scale up its model without having to spend a lot of time raising funds.

The selected organisation, Department of Human Services (DHS), is the Australian government department responsible for the delivery of social and health-related payments and services including employment benefits, student benefits, child support payments and Medicare benefits.

They said: "As soon as we are able to, we will select organisations reflecting Sunil's spirit, particularly those focusing on mental health and environmental sustainability".

This also reflects a concern about the lack of control that individual members have over the strategic direction of the network; a situation which is to be expected given the inevitable loss of program independence when a network is formed: 'One of the things I feel is while selecting organisations there has to be more democratic process of doing that.

According to Schwaber and Beedle [40], Scrum's team is constrained only by the issues that have been set prior to the start of a sprint, e.g., the product backlog items the team has selected and organisations standards and conventions.