Sentence examples for serving organisations from inspiring English sources

Kingston now makes 60% of its revenues carrying out major corporate IT projects for large businesses with over half its money made serving organisations with over 500 employees.

Focus groups were advertised through a selection of youth serving organisations, including youth centres and clinics, schools, TAFEs, universities and businesses that hire young people, via a flyer.

The survey was also specifically advertised through youth serving organisations, including youth centres and clinics, online service providers, charities, colleges, universities and relevant government organisations, via a flyer and link to the survey which was distributed via email.

"It will establish a global service organisation serving over 100 Carriers and 25 OEMs around the world.

All are large and complex organisations serving different sorts of clients.

Since the passage of the anti-prostitution pledge, organisations serving sex workers in countries as diverse as Bangladesh, Brazil, Burma, Cambodia, Mali, Thailand and Uganda have echoed these sentiments.

Nick recently co-founded a social enterprise to deliver psychological therapy interventions to the homeless population, and training and evaluation consultancy to third sector organisations serving homeless people.

Stakeholders important to the study were diverse and included both government and non-government bodies providing services to prisoners and ex-prisoners (e.g., mental health, alcohol and other drug treatment, employment and housing, legal services), and non-government organisations serving advocacy functions.

We made contact with several community groups and registered voluntary organisations, serving South Asian women, through their gatekeepers.

These projects were based in primary- and community-care involving 20 NHS organisations serving a combined population of 2.55 million.> -wrap-foot> *Department of Health.

It may be suggested that an important contributory factor in this was the development of bilingual culturally specific campaign materials and their distribution through a wide range of community accessed organisations serving the Tower Hamlets Bangladeshi community, as has been concluded from other oral cancer awareness campaigns (Papas, Logan and Tomar, 2004).