Sentence examples for stage an organisation from inspiring English sources

Seeing the threat that the Japanese posed to Australia, the government had begun to bring AIF units back from the Middle East but the bulk of the forces immediately available for the defence of Australia came from the militia, which was at that stage an organisation of some 265,000 men organised into five infantry and two cavalry divisions.

Northern Stage is an organisation with a turnover of £2.85m and a full-time staff of over 30.

"I think it gets to a stage where within an organisation, anyone who doesn't want to be here will move on.

It was also highlighted by participants in Stage 1 that for an organisation which wishes to set-up services more quickly, the cloud can offer what they cannot do internally.

In the first stage, an individual or an organisation must become acquainted with the technology under consideration (i.e. unless they know about a technology, they cannot decide to use it).

When an organisation aspires to stage a festival of universal humanity through sport it really matters that everyone is there.

The Egyptian government has had to react fast to events over the last few days and it now appears they had no prior strategy about what to do with the Muslim Brotherhood as an organisation at this stage.

While UNICEF often works on a global stage, the organisation also places great importance on its vital work in the field, collaborating with partners at grassroots level to turn the most innovative ideas into reality.

Lee, an MP from the leftwing United Progressive Party (UPP), was found guilty last week of conspiring with members of an underground organisation to stage an armed revolt and overthrow the government in Seoul, should war break out between the two Koreas.

Peter Coles, its business development director,says: 'We're at a stage where organisations are coming up against worse trading than expected.

They described the stages of development from an informal stage of the organisation of places for sexual contact, to the formal stage where bars, bathhouses and other specific sites for MSM sexual contact may grow, as development of relational as well as of transactional marketplaces.