Sentence examples for worldwide organisation from inspiring English sources
And to have a huge worldwide organisation refusing to acknowledge this.
"This is a worldwide organisation and in other countries, it doesn't have a negative connotation".
From his base in Cairo, he created Tricontinentale, a worldwide organisation of liberation movements and recently independent Third World countries.
See articleHuman Rights Watch, a worldwide organisation that has its headquarters in New York, issued a report on Wal-Mart that accused the retailer of denying basic rights to its workers by thwarting their attempts to organise in a union.
Her hobbies included golf and walking, and she was a keen member of Soroptimist International, the worldwide organisation for women in management and professions, working to advance human rights and the status of women.
When I work in a place like South Africa [with the Indigo Youth Movement, a worldwide organisation that encourages young people to enjoy sports, including skateboarding] those rules do not exist.
Health issues have led worldwide organisations to encourage the food industry to reduce salt in processed foods.
Winnie is the executive director of Oxfam International – the worldwide development organisation that attempts to mobilise the power of people against poverty.
The English branch of Pen, the worldwide writers' organisation, has written to immigration minister James Brokenshire to express its alarm at Mr Shukri's treatment at Heathrow and asking for a review of the case as a matter of urgency.
Ms Kirkhart is the current vice-president of Atheist Alliance of America and a former president of Atheist Alliance International, a worldwide umbrella organisation of atheist, humanist, ethical and freethinking groups located around the world.
But it also turns out that people in prominent positions within the cultural elite, people with access to power, know, for instance who Nitin Sawney is and understand, say, the charms of TED (a non-profit worldwide cultural organisation) and they often turn out to be smart women, largely from the region.
