Sentence examples for world organisations from inspiring English sources

Such lack of attention shows that to call these world organisations is misleading.

But world organisations have been frustrated by a string of failed plans and a lack of criminal indictments.

In the commercial world, organisations defend their intellectual property ferociously, and scrutiny can be intense". For Jude, another danger of plagiarism is what might be called the malicious hoarding of evidence.

UK Sport provides money from its international relations budget to promote British sports leaders' bids for positions in world organisations, and it covered the cost of the Vero Communications consultancy of £52,000 plus VAT which was part of Lord Coe's bid to take over the leadership of world athletics.

In such a world, organisations could develop into platforms that facilitate the activities of individuals.

"To remain competitive, and to attract top talent from around the world, organisations - and nations - must create a fair and respectful environment for all".

This World Organisation for Animal Health (O.I.E).

OIE (World Organisation for Animal Health).

Mycoplasma putrefaciens is listed as one of the etiologic agents of the contagious agalactia syndrome by the world organisation for animal health.

"It amounts to ideological brainwashing of a country," said Waleed Ziad, a researcher from the World Organisation for Resource Development and Education (Worde).

Professor of primary care, University of East Anglia and president-elect, World Organisation of Family Doctors (WONCA).