Sentence examples similar to starting organisations from inspiring English sources

Usually, cloud computing is more cost effective for start-up companies or newly started organisations.

Usually, cloud computing is more cost effective for start-ups or newly started organisations [45].

Both organisations started organising religious teaching in public schools and are involved in a dense cooperation network with state officials.

Before Club Biotech went public and started its activities, we spent 6 months talking with established scientists about what we should consider in starting our organisation, and how they might be able to support us.

"We haven't been approached yet but I think once the organisers get through this year, they'll start doing organisation for the actual thing.

Mr Ma hopes this will provide a model for other organisations, starting with the civil-aviation and climate-change bodies.

Now those same ineffective organisations, starting with those in Greater Manchester, are to be entrusted with more than £6bn and the healthcare of millions.

Why did you start the organisation?

I, and the others who started the organisation, did so for two reasons.

Watson started the organisation a year ago to try to connect with other women.

In 1997 we started an organisation called the Environmental Education Television Project for China.