Sentence examples for work on organisations from inspiring English sources

This means that SSD results need to be reviewed, and this puts the burden of additional work on organisations using SSD.

What are your thoughts on the work of organisations such as Amnesty International and the Kaleidoscope Trust?

And Mr Lochhead proposes commissioning a long-term strategic review to establish where the dairy industry wants to be in ten years and how to get there, and ensuring the Scottish Agricultural Organisation Society has enough resources to bring forward their work on producer organisations and co-operatives.

"Certainly we have to work on the organisation in general," said the manager.

He added: "We need to work on our organisation, we need to build a solid base, we need an effective communication system and to fine tune our ideological moorings".

More preparation and training might be helpful but future work will also need to work on achieving organisation-wide agreement about the role of these interventions and their location in clinical pathways.

Variation in treatment, as shown in our study can be used as a starting point for quality improvement programmes for hospitals to work on their organisation and delivery of care.

It could be argued that the present study showing connectivity of the posterior inferior frontal gyrus with the IPS and ventral visual cortex as well as connectivity of the posterior superior frontal cortex with the IPL/SPL,and dorsal/medial visual cortex is primarily a replication of previous work on the organisation of premotor-parietal networks in humans and monkeys.

Updated at 3.49pm GMT 3.24pm GMT Freedom Charity, an organisation that works on issues including forced marriage, said the case emerged after a woman phoned its helpline.

"We're also working on helping organisations track where people have access to the Internet are they going to an offline institution to get that access.

She also worked on the organisations campaigns: dealing with politicians and the media, giving radio interviews, and taking part in televised debates.