Sentence examples for victims organization from inspiring English sources

A leader of SNAP, the victims' organization, called Francis's remarks "a slap in the face to all the victims, that we're going to worry about how the poor bishop feels".

Mr. Clohessy and the Rev. Gary Hayes, a Kentucky priest who heads the other large victims' organization, the Linkup, said aides to Bishop Wilton D. Gregory, president of the bishops' conference, had promised each of their groups five tickets, enough to allow their representatives to pass through security and enter the hotel auditorium to hear Mr. Clohessy's talk.

According to Congressman Martinez, from the Democratic Revolutionary Party (PRD), the attorney general's office acknowledged the discovery of 21 corpses — 16 of which are allegedly women — during a closed-door meeting held on October 8 with a local victims' organization. .

The extension, from Aug. 11 to the end of the year, was requested by victims' organizations.

The plaintiffs in New York include individual survivors as well as five victims' organizations.

Le Soir's New York correspondent went on to describe the contending forces as the mosque's humanitarian backers versus "victims' organizations, Republican leaders, and pro-Israeli pressure groups".

Victims' organizations will try to get the bishops to agree to lobby against the statutes of limitations that in many states make it difficult to file lawsuits and to bring abusers to justice.

Frustrated by the lack of appropriate medical response after the terrible 1984 industrial disaster, gas victims' organizations in India invited the assistance of the International Medical Commission on Bhopal, a consortium of physicians from various countries, in 1993.

The first payments from a $4.4 billion fund of the German Foundation to compensate former slaves and forced laborers for the Nazis were made to victims' organizations, officials in Berlin said.

The respectful public hearing that the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops gave four sex abuse victims, and the conference's assurances to two victims' organizations in meetings on Wednesday, seemed to calm emotions on both sides after months of new lawsuits against the church and new accusations against hundreds of priests.

Mandiant's report offered a different take: The intrusion had a significant impact on the victim organization.