Sentences with phrase «very big organisations»

Andrew Skipper, head of the Africa practice at London - headquartered law firm Hogan Lovells, has visited Japan to advise clients on trading in Africa, and says: «These are very big organisations, there is a lot of experience from the big trading houses globally.»

«It's a very big organisation and I suspect that much of this criticism that you are saying about a crisis in the party actually comes from those who are nervous of the strength of the Labour Party at local level.»

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Moreover, the uneasy feeling arises that the capital raised is very often consumed by paying the costs of the massive overheads that most of the big charitable organisations seem to incur, and have absolutely no bearing on the financial support that was given by the donators.

«Pippa was very heavily involved in the organisation of the big day,» a friend told The Sun.

On the contrary, they may see large organisations with very deep pockets, like Rolls - Royce, buying their way out of trouble, walking away from court with a great big financial slap on the wrists, while no past or present Rolls - Royce employee or director goes to prison for offences running into tens or possibly hundreds of millions of pounds.

But she adds: «Because we are a big organisation, we do want to settle, so we take reconciliation and mediation and all of that good stuff very seriously.»