Sentence examples for stores organisation from inspiring English sources

As Superintendent of Police, Walstab's influence ensured a close link between the police and the NGVR, with the police stores organisation controlling the issue of arms and equipment and police guards manning the NGVR's store and parade ground.

He bought guides on the "chemistry of powder and explosives" and "incendiaries" and a handbook with instructions on constructing a pipe pistol using parts available in DIY stores, the organisation said.

In fact, who can really put any store in an organisation who didn't allow Ronnie O'Brien to be named Man of the Century?

Within a decade of the initiative, local residents had established schools, health clinics, women's work centres, cooperative stores and a credit organisation to finance enterprise projects.

Big Brother Watch, a civil liberties group, argues that an independent organisation should store the footage to quash any opportunity for police officers to tamper with it.

Others may be wary of just how much data the organisation is storing on them - a fear that was no doubt intensified by the various NSA revelations that began last year and seem to show no sign of letting up.

Robin Cooper's The Timewaster Letters (Michael O'Mara £9.99) comes bristling with endorsements from the likes of Ricky Gervais and Cooper is, indeed, the David Brent of letter writing, pestering department stores, publishers and obscure organisations with spoof letters that are pompous, crass and downright hilarious.

Next-generation sequencing machines produce large quantities of data which are becoming increasingly difficult to move between collaborating organisations or even store within a single organisation.

Contact details (name, phone number and email address) of each organisation are stored to facilitate contact among users.

Policing how organisations store data and how law enforcement agencies access it will be difficult.

Both Mr McCain and Mr Obama set greater store by multilateral organisations and the value of partnership than Mr Bush has done.