Sentence examples for strong organisations from inspiring English sources

"We'd be foolish to think that it's all going to break out into partnership and collaboration because there are very strong organisations – it's not a level playing field," he said.

With its long record of stability, said Olson, "British society has acquired so many strong organisations and collusions that it suffers from an institutional sclerosis that slows its adaptation to changing circumstances and changing technologies".Olson's ideas have not gone unchallenged.

Having regular board meetings, compiling the documents needed for those meetings, having people who ask challenging questions about both grounding and stargazing issues, and having independent non-invested, non-aligned directors involved, helps build strong organisations for the long term, no matter their size.

His party still has a strong organisation and some loyal governors.

He always makes sure he has a strong organisation, he wants the team to keep the ball.

The clashes continued on all fronts with Brotherhood supporters outnumbering protesters, showing signs of strong organisation in their attacks, and possession of superior fire power.

After the Davis report was published, the chancellor said: "A strong organisation learns from its mistakes and improves as a result.

They have now built a strong organisation and need to continue to use it over the next 13 months, if they are not to lose this momentum.

She has lived in Paradise for nearly 22 years, and is one of 43 community leaders trained by Likhaan and elected by the 2,000-member 2,000-memberistrong.

Vicious ads by Mr Paul are running in Iowa, where he has a strong organisation and an avid following, blast Mr Gingrich's "serial hypocrisy" and denounce him as "a career politician" who "sold access" in Washington.

I have always believed that the NHS is a very strong organisation – one that can learn how to care better from as wide a range of lessons as possible.