Sentence examples for whose organisations from inspiring English sources
But not apparently the rights of canoeists, whose organisations also spend a lot of time and money caring for our rivers and streams.
Fewer than half the respondents whose organisations have between one to three sustainability collaborations said the ventures are very or quite successful.
What happened next, of course, is the biggest event in Britain's postwar history, the deindustrialisation that not only destroyed most of the country's manufacturing capacity but also the social class whose organisations had sustained Labour since its foundation.
But just as exciting have been the unsolicited approaches we have received from people whose organisations are planning new approaches or already doing exciting things to bring different ages together.
It did, though, also include the BBC director general and the editor of the Economist, neither of whose organisations have done anything wrong, and a galaxy of peers from Lord Prescott to Lord Lester, most of whom had not knowingly worked for a newspaper.
The Syrian opposition is split and the country has been flooded by foreign jihadist fighters whose organisations are aligned to al-Qaeda.
Under Morsi – whose organisation, the Muslim Brotherhood, does not tolerate homosexuality – there were a few arrests.
Doblin, whose organisation relies on philanthropic donors, has no idea where that money will come from.
As they moved into global issues, Nader, whose organisation focused on the US, stopped bankrolling them.
"We don't promote prolonged standing either," says Bradley, whose organisation Active Working CIC commissioned the research along with Public Health England.
"We did not create these tactics," said Dzierżawski, whose organisation Stop Abortion planned the 2010 demonstrations in Poznań, and is behind the current movement for a complete ban.
