Sentence examples for some international groups from inspiring English sources

Some international groups have helped relocate vulnerable individuals outside the country.

Looking back, Mrs. Ogata, in an interview with the agency magazine, Refugees, criticized actions of some international groups and governments.

This year alone, the centre welcomed 7671 visitors from across the UK, Europe and some international groups.

And some international groups raised questions about insuring representation on the board that would oversee the address system.

"We admit that there is a problem of abduction but it's against the law," said Mr. Ahmed, trying to put the best face on a practice that has prompted some international groups to buy slaves their freedom.

The government has been working with some international groups to sort out a quagmire of land titles, and it started a program this year of low-interest loans to acquire land.

It was during those efforts that the proposal for him to relocate to the United States, Africa or France came up, as well as the idea that he could take a post at some international group.

NGOs have existed for centuries; indeed, in 1910 some 130 international groups organized a coordinating body called the Union of International Associations.

Confindustria Modena, the local employers' association, expects an economic earthquake in September as banks start asking and many damaged firms are likely throw in the towel.Fortunately, some firms are part of international groups.

Some international aid groups quickly criticized the NATO decision.

Some international observer groups stated that they did not see evidence of fraud but admitted that they had observed some irregularities.