Examples of 'organisations' in a sentence
Meaning of "organisations"
organisation (noun) - an organized group of people working together to achieve a common goal or purpose. This term is commonly used in the context of institutions, businesses, or non-profit entities that have a formal structure and specific roles
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- plural of organisation
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Organisations might take advantage of these circumstances to.
The role of supranational organisations in urban development.
Organisations that do not collaborate are sentenced to perish.
Relevant forest sector organisations and institutions.
Organisations for the promotion of human rights.
Measures against organisations that promote racial.
Organisations supporting and leading nondiscrimination work.
Identify qualified organisations and resource persons.
Organisations consulted and their main views.
Repression of indigenous organisations by the civil society.
Youth organisations are a key resource in this respect.
It was a challenge that both organisations were delighted to meet.
Other organisations active in the youth field.
Suspension or deletion of organisations from the register.
Such organisations are subject to the competition rules.
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Membership of international organisations in the field of taxation.
Performance indicators for international statistical organisations.
International organisations and monitoring mechanisms are described.
Multilateral exchange of experience with other organisations.
Involvment of migrant organisations in their country of origin.
The tools are classified in alphabetical order organisations.
Several organisations also signed up to the project.
The experience of several organisations confirms this.
Regular meetings are organised between international organisations.
International or regional organisations involved in electoral support.
Impacts on the work of other humanitarian organisations.
Support to youth organisations and youth services.
Consulting and cooperating with other organisations.
Humanitarian organisations may be universal as well as regional.
Crossborder cooperation involves organisations established in the.
Communication of data to third countries or international organisations.
Public institutions or organisations providing learning opportunities.
Donations and collaborations with health organisations.
Other relevant organisations should be invited as observers.
The rights of churches and religious organisations.
It lists some organisations but not others.
Presentations from international and regional organisations.
The role of organisations which support businesses.
Commercial law and law of business organisations.
International organisations and universities are also expected.
No impact on level of synergies with external organisations.
Making producer organisations stronger is a good thing.
Ladies and gentlemen representing international organisations.
Consumer organisations can help with this.
Cooperation between research organisations and business.
These organisations are involved because they are.
Membership of international organisations in the field of customs.
This can also be of benefit to smaller organisations.
Only national organisations can join.
The same intimidation is applied to all organisations.
