Sentence examples for the ngo which from inspiring English sources

The court ruled against the NGO, which then filed an appeal in the supreme court.

Many doctors and nurses would rather work for the NGO, which pays higher wages than the local authorities.

"Fumes from diesel cars kill people, however indirectly – even from newly-manufactured models," said James Nix, director of Green Budget Europe, the NGO which commissioned the UCL report.

Alan Andrews, a lawyer for ClientEarth, the NGO which won the supreme court case, said: "These are better than the draft plans [published in September] but they're still not good enough.

The NGO, which conducts research on health and development topics, said efforts to tackle child marriage need to start early, provide skills training so girls can thrive, and should involve the community.

The NGO, which was among the first to warn the world of the scale of the Ebola epidemic in parts of west Africa, said it did not think the summit would do enough to address the "serious gaps" it faced when trying to respond to the outbreak.

The NGOs which accepted BP's largesse presumably now wish that they had brought a longer spoon to the feast.

This bodes ill not so much for the NGOs, which are used to working under pressure, but for Russia as a whole.

It is, however, equally important that the Government ensures financial and functional accountability of the NGOs which collect fund, particularly from abroad, in the name of the people of Bangladesh.

Establishing a connection with the reader also contributes to creating a trustworthy image of the authors of the letters and representatives of the NGOs, which in turn increases their credibility and persuasive appeal (Goering et al. 2011).

The NGOs, which include such diverse organizations as food-distribution charities, medical teams and business umbrella groups, tend to be more successful because they have specific areas of expertise and are willing to get out into the field and work one-on-one with the poor.