Sentences with phrase «big organisations such»

While public awareness of charities is dominated by big organisations such as Cancer Research UK, NSPCC and Oxfam, organisations such as these with trained professional fundraising staff are in the minority.

Arsenal have teamed up with big organisations such as Paddy Power, Stonewall and the Gay Football Supporters» Network to try and tackle the ongoing problem of homophobia in football.

And also, as is the case for most PR people, we have to promote «internal communication», especially in a big organisation such as ours.

Not exact matches

RICA I waver on a little now that Ruffer is such a big organisation, but think they talk a lot of sense.

«One of our biggest requests is for the international community - wealthier nations - to provide more support to help organisations such as Tearfund who are on the ground to help more people.»

«It should be made clear that there is nothing wrong for the EFCC to invite Mrs. Patience Jonathan for questioning if the organisation suspects a foul play in the accumulation of such big amount of money.

Three things have caused this: the apparently successful use of tests in the early 1980s to improve productivity in organisations such as British Leyland, aggressive marketing of tests by various big and small consultancies, and the pressure on personnel department staff to copy their peers.

I don't know why it is such a big organisation - I can't be the only disgruntled customer!

As such, any action against them is justified and justifiable, even when it turns out that the «well - funded» organisation promoting the disinformation has a lower annual budget than the IPCC's annual travel expences budget (and apparently none of it comes from «Big Oil»)... (originally continued)

The Brisbane Times reports that consumer organisation, Choice, has complained to the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission, saying such ads are false and misleading, with their «big beer, tiny footprint» tagline.

The Economist says» The importance of this decline can hardly be over-estimated for big environmental organisations such as the Sierra Club: they have depended on what one expert calls «a transcendent experience in nature», usually in childhood, to gain new members and thus remain powerful lobbyists for environmental causes.»

Headquartered in Chester (UK) and with people in 17 countries, GBG provides solutions to many of the world's biggest organisations, from established brands like HSBC and Zurich Insurance to disruptive newcomers such as Stripe and Plus500.

He said, «This is likely to be the big scandal of the year and I am appealing to national regulators and others such as consumer organisations to work together to ensure we get to the bottom of this.»

From big anti bullying organisations such as this, down to teachers, down to your own friends, you are never ever alone.