Sentence examples for which secretariat from inspiring English sources

Correction: This article initially misstated the year in which Secretariat won the Triple Crown as 1978; it was 1973.

Chief among the problems to be addressed by a new Secretary-General were the organization's feeble finances and what many regard as the deplorable way in which the Secretariat is staffed and organized.

The two groups are now wrangling over whether to renew a particular grant to South Africa which the secretariat feels has not performed well enough to warrant more money, but which the board, which includes representatives from charities, recipient countries and those with AIDS, is reluctant to cut off.

In 2012, the UNISDR ARSG mentioned the One Million Safe Schools and Hospitals initiative through which the Secretariat works with communities, civil society organizations, governments, and the private sector to make schools and hospitals safe from disasters and noted that the initiative had received over 200,000 pledges for safety (UN/GA 2012).

In a later letter to Pieck of 28 November 1951, Rau protested at the manner in which the Secretariat usurped the Politburo by censoring his speech on economic affairs.

The analysis also enables better identification of the priority areas toward which the secretariat and other development partners can focus their support to countries.

The day-to-day affairs of the IAEA are run by the Secretariat, which is headed by the director general, who is assisted by six deputies; the Secretariat's departments include nuclear energy, nuclear safety, nuclear sciences and application, safeguards, and technical cooperation.

There was never a horse like Secretariat, which makes him a problematic subject for drama.

He heads the party's secretariat, which also has a big say in appointments.

Facilities for entertaining and display have apparently been reserved for the General Assembly Bldg, which adjoins the Secretariat, and which started to go up last week.

This conference established a secretariat, which fostered cooperation among European conservative parties until its dissolution in 1939.