Sentence examples for target organisations from inspiring English sources

One of Russia's largest scientific benefactors has cancelled millions of dollars in funding after the government branded his foundation a "foreign agent", a label used to target organisations seen as hostile to the state.

"The attackers gained control of personal computers or server computers within the target organisations at least eight months ago," a government statement reported in the Korea Herald said.

Moreover, it was pointed out that networking was hindered by the decentralization and fragmentation of target organisations and providers.

The main strategies used to influence change in the target organisations were to use regional improvement coaches, regional strategic management teams, national quality registries, financial incentives and annually revised agreements.

For this study, we selected those cohort members who were alive and aged 18 65 years at the beginning of the follow-up, which was the date on which the participant began his/her first employment contract in the target organisations between 1 January 2000 and 1 January 2005 (for those contracted before 2000, the start date was 1 January 2000).

"They're looking really for any snippets of information that will give them and initial foothold in their target organisation," explained David Emm, a senior researcher for Kaspersky Lab.

These questions are of high relevance from the perspective of individual health care professionals and hospitals, which on the one hand have to comply with existing legislation and statutory regulation of quality improvement, but on the other hand have significant sovereignty to select from a range of quality tools to target organisation-specific quality and safety problems.

"It does concern me that people are targeting organisations.

But the detention sparked immediate condemnation from Egyptian human rights activists, who say they are being subjected to a severe government clampdown targeting organisations accused of fomenting unrest during the 2011 uprising that ended Hosni Mubarak's 30-year rule.

In a statement, the New York-based New Israel Fund, which gives financial support to some of the groups most likely to be affected, said: "This legislation targets organisations working for human rights and democracy, while allowing ultranationalist organisations to keep their sources of funding hidden despite their claim that the law increases 'transparency'transparency

The papers show GCHQ, in collaboration with America's National Security Agency NSAA), was targeting organisations such as the United Nations development programme, the UN's children's charity Unicef and Médecins du Monde, a French organisation that provides doctors and medical volunteers to conflict zones.