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| alism and registration of non-governmental | organisations, are identified as a major stumbling block |
| commission in which both Flemish and Dutch | organisations are represented. |
| Different youth | organisations are active in Zwijnaarde, such as Jeugdhui |
| The rangers within these | organisations are represented at the international level |
| Individuals and | organisations are lobbying for the United States to lega |
| astronomers are also members, and several | organisations are corporate members of the Society. |
| agers and why managers at the top of large | organisations are unlikely to ever become true leaders. |
| sometimes do decide that some parties and | organisations are beyond the pale. |
| Some street racing | organisations are communicating via 2 way radio or Mobil |
| concerned with building of community-based | organisations around Ravulapalem of East Godavari distri |
| ith governments, businesses and non-profit | organisations around the world to quickly find solutions |
| ero has served as a consultant to numerous | organisations around the world. |
| The Society is consulted by various media | organisations around the world and is the subject of reg |
| he web site Stuff Your Rucksack that helps | organisations around the world find the items they need |
| mate crisis, through uniting diverse youth | organisations around this common challenge" Internationa |
| Various streets, schools and | organisations around New Zealand and abroad are named af |
| ar the IRCT monitors the campaign plans of | organisations around the world and towards the end of th |
| provisions of Law no. 8 1985 on Community | Organisations, Article 9, paragraph (2), April 4, 1986 ( |
| Chinatown is also home to many community | organisations as well as the Liverpool Chinese Gospel Ch |
| oadcasts from local businesses, events and | organisations as well as interviews with local groups or |
| ly used by several trades unions and other | organisations as a venue for residential training course |
| NATO and security related authorities and | organisations as well. |
| facilities are used by 200 community-based | organisations, as well as a range of individual actors a |
| resenting the region's music companies and | organisations as the lead of the music mission to the an |
| way of explaining how both individuals and | organisations assimilate change. |
| ege of Arms, they can not be used by other | organisations associated with the Isle of Wight, even wi |
| nd one of the founders of the humanitarian | organisations Asyl in Not and SOS Mitmensch. |
| There are political students | organisations at the university, the largest of which in |
| ourses in higher management for non-profit | organisations at the Institute of Social Sciences and bu |
| e of Mira Nair 's Mirabai Films, voluntary | organisations Avahan and Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation |
| elped sponsor numerous local charities and | organisations: Bath Festival, RUH, Holburne Museum, and |
| 'providers' in the internal market, health | organisations became NHS trusts, competing with each oth |
| These | organisations began organising numerous rallies, talks a |
| e Library System, along with other library | organisations, began to investigate the possibility of e |
| ral labour, state and private women's land | organisations began to form under the jurisdiction of th |
| er.The Association, one of the oldest such | organisations, began with informal meetings held on Satu |
| 10, the HCA was also included on a list of | organisations being considered for closure. |
| on heritage, the split into three separate | organisations being one result of the partition of Irela |
| nior Orange Association with outside youth | organisations being considered for vacant/unused weeks o |
| -date the fastest growing of the worldwide | organisations belonging to the group. |
| e April 2005, a new act, the International | Organisations Bill has been passed granting it full immu |
| part in projects with other orchestras and | organisations both in the UK and abroad. |
| al Conservative MPs had links to far-right | organisations both in Britain and on the Continent. |
| Member of British industry | organisations BPI, PRS, MCPS, PPL, VPL and AIM. |
| on is one of Europe's leading astrological | organisations, bringing together astrologers from all ov |
| the growth in philanthropic and voluntary | organisations brought about by the growth of the middle |
| tt Despoja is a board member of non-profit | organisations Burnet Institute (Australia's largest viro |
| , by working with local and national party | organisations, business groups and academia. |
| offer financial services to international | organisations, businesses and private individuals. |
| gram invites nominations from individuals, | organisations, businesses, local councils, school, journ |
| got plenty of room for much more students | organisations, but it depends on students of course. |
| Alexander I of the Decembrist clandestine | organisations, but the Tsar ignored his note. |
| w a pre-requisite, not just for commercial | organisations but also for the charity sector. |
| ted to give concerts to benefit war relief | organisations, but was not permitted to play Polish musi |
| in partnership with local non-governmental | organisations, Bwafano, Hodi,and CHEP (Copperbelt Health |
| cement or prosecution action taken against | organisations by the fire service is brought in the name |
| ing the 1990s, and the rather unconvincing | organisations by TVP made the authorities of Sopot give |
| organisation for all independent youth led | organisations by and for youth in Europe working around |
| egularly collaborates with individuals and | organisations by developing and producing a diverse rang |
| y supports over 40 community and voluntary | organisations by providing and maintaining their website |
| nted liquidation commissar for all Marxist | organisations by Arthur Seyss-Inquart, the German admini |
| More than 130 | organisations campaigned for the establishment of a Chil |
| s by three European national beer consumer | organisations, CAMRA (UK), Objectieve Bierproevers (Belg |
| Organisations can charge for large requests. | |
| and scientists from universities and other | organisations can submit proposals for observations. |
| Organisations cannot merely add peoples details to their | |
| s tenuous and that while a wide variety of | organisations, causes and doctrines might be considered |
| The Fund's mission is by giving grants to | organisations, championing charitable causes, advocacy, |
| d for via the IoD directly, or via partner | organisations, Chartered Directors may use the post-nomi |
| , among other countries, and international | organisations citing Kosovo as a precedent. |
| at a hospital in Rabat, which human rights | organisations claim to be his, although the Moroccan aut |
| and was not commonly accepted though some | organisations claim it to the original text. |
| omical Society and many other professional | organisations, Colby was one of the leading geographers |
| These | organisations come from different left wing currents ran |
| Evans and her supporters in women's | organisations commenced a campaign for the laws to be ch |
| y joining the Global Compact companies and | organisations commit to align its operations and strateg |
| become Deputy Chairman of the Commonwealth | Organisations Committee on Zimbabwe. |
| work), Ceredigion Association of Voluntary | Organisations, Community Recycling Network and Furniture |
| ts for help from members of the public and | organisations concerned about the welfare of any equine, |
| He was also involved in various | organisations concerned with social activities. |
| The choir also participates in other | organisations' concerts, e.g. |
| cooperation with three other human rights | organisations, conducted an investigation which conclude |
| Liaison Committee, and special ex-service | organisations connected with the Blackpool, Fylde and Wy |
| Wilson held offices in many | organisations connected with his local and national poli |
| er with various bloc parties and satellite | organisations) contested the election. |
| er with various bloc parties and satellite | organisations) contested the election, whilst an additio |
| The enmity between the two trading | organisations continued until a settlement was ordered b |
| pital Territory agencies or private sector | organisations contracted to these governments. |
| rious charitable, educational and cultural | organisations could raise funds by exhibiting it, and fi |
| illage has a large number of active sports | organisations counting one soccer team and a volleyball |
| The service was one of many civilian | organisations created under command of the Third Reich i |
| works on a number of projects with partner | organisations creating campaigns, films, art and protest |
| rchy, Heterarchy & Responsible Autonomy in | Organisations, Creative Compartments: A Design for Futur |
| Various | organisations criticized the detainment of minors like A |
| include representatives from civil society | organisations, DEFRA, and the Forestry Commission, and w |
| d, trade unions, and communist and leftist | organisations demanded that Samir Rifai step down as pri |
| cond World War he became active in various | organisations designed to highlight the distinctiveness |
| the finance sector and leading commercial | organisations, Detica DataRetain, a software product ena |
| Crime Stoppers] have never seen one of the | organisations develop as quickly as we have, and I think |
| increase the capacity of individual member | organisations, develops coordinated strategic campaigns, |
| he Lions Eye Institute, Salvation Army and | organisations devoted to the health of Australia's indig |
| f Executive) is a trustee of the Voluntary | Organisations Disability Group (VODG). |
| Facilitating advice clinics to for | organisations discuss and address issues relating to the |
| Most activist | organisations do no manufacturing of goods. |
| cal interstate arrangements, however, some | organisations do recognise the card. |
| s projects in its publicity material, most | organisations do. |
| Also, the fact that other | organisations don't use dots is irrelevant. |
| scheme, whereby banks and other financial | organisations donate to CAP 10% of the value of repaymen |
| , prison reformers, sex workers, anti-rape | organisations, drug rehabilitation projects. |
| Allan was targeted by Right to Life | organisations during her election campaign in 2010, havi |
| er of memberships in a variety of national | organisations during that time, including |
| Trade fair | organisations e.g. |
| er half contains articles on international | organisations, economics, the environment, science, law, |
| ers, community members, production houses, | organisations, educational institutions and government a |
| The two | organisations effectively merged their EBL teams and ope |
| estminster, amongst other well-established | organisations, employers and educational institutions. |
| Around 25 "non-coordinated" international | organisations, employing a total of 9000 employees, foll |
| supporters are pro-Beijing politicians and | organisations, especially the Fujianese in North Point o |
| Organisations established by Laotians in Australia inclu | |
| vely by schools, universities, trade union | organisations, etc., it helped with the introduction of |
| es not have any institutions or commercial | organisations except one school, St.Rita's Lower Primary |
| A number of | organisations exist in the county to help conserve the l |
| In addition many amateur music groups and | organisations exist in the town, including the Leighton |
| Lithuanian cultural | organisations exist in the town, which is in the ethnogr |
| awareness and training session that helps | organisations explore ways of preventing, handling and r |
| Latin American federation of family member | organisations FEDEFAM debated the possible project of a |
| ief Projects, the UK's Network of Buddhist | Organisations, Fo Guang Shan and Tzu Chi. |
| The programme exists to help partner | organisations focus their efforts so that pupils, teache |
| Batey has served in numerous roles in | organisations focused on the development of business and |
| nd from institutions, government and other | organisations for a more accurate way of testing non - n |
| "to make awards of money to individuals or | organisations for charitable purposes including, without |
| it is also promoted by rare breed breeder | organisations for puppy buyers seeking an unusual pet. |
| out the significant potential of voluntary | organisations for social service and organised a concert |
| n 1930s there were no appropriate research | organisations for the development of natural resources a |
| lds meetings with experts, legislators and | organisations for the exchange of ideas and the promotio |
| research and educationally based clubs and | organisations, for example being President of the Osler |
| l training on a commercial basis for other | organisations, for those who may encounter bereaved peop |
| Other public services and | organisations, for example the Mainz photography club an |
| ited Nations agencies and non-governmental | organisations for the efforts in this regard and urging |
| nfiltrating in and overtaking other Muslim | organisations for the sake of uniting the Muslims to ded |
| hematical community represented by the two | organisations for services both to mathematics and to th |
| Adland has provided ads to news | organisations for review purposes, for example New York |
| cturing Technologies or SEMTA is one of 25 | organisations for the whole UK, under the umbrella organ |
| He had been active in labour | organisations for some time, having worked for lesbian a |
| , and paid tribute to various humanitarian | organisations for their efforts. |
| ucation, established several not-for-proft | organisations for general education and prosperity, and |
| with other international renewable energy | organisations; for example, it is represented at the Ste |
| wealthy family, which he, in turn, gave to | organisations for the homeless. |
| ariety of views and opinions of its member | organisations, for example concerning Tibet's future pol |
| He was active in | organisations for the blind; he was attached to the UN a |
| egic consultant, he helps medium and large | organisations foresee the impact of technological, finan |
| He was also involved in several Kurdish | organisations formed after the 1908 revolution. |
| In 1977, a number of Save the Children | organisations formed the International Save the Children |
| The two | organisations formed the International Bureau for the Re |
| ter, the Band of Hope and other temperance | organisations fought to counteract the influence of pubs |
| ational organisation of children's welfare | organisations founded in 1920 by Eglantyne Jebb and her |
| s one of a number of indigenous Indonesian | organisations founded in the first three decades of the |
| st was also triggered by various political | organisations founded by Musavat members who fled to Geo |
| Ulster Clubs were a series of unionist | organisations founded in Northern Ireland in the Autumn |
| ne of the country's oldest natural history | organisations, founded, as The British Empire Naturalist |
| In 1975, the | organisations founder and atheist, Zonia Bowen, left the |
| of Lancaster, although it serves Catholic | organisations from much of northern England and beyond. |
| LCO (Federation of English Language Course | Organisations), from 1990 and a governor of the Duke of |
| he Society is consulted by a wide range of | organisations from central government to academic fundin |
| cooperation with similar | organisations from other countries and international bod |
| e IOC, Francois Carrard, to distance their | organisations from these attempts. |
| small core team including two co-developer | organisations from Yorkshire, and with the support of vo |
| l knowledge quiz games involving clubs and | organisations from the Northern Scotland region. |
| s a member of the Commission of Vocational | Organisations from 1933 to 1943. |
| n for under this organisation are included | organisations from many countries, and organises often W |
| nation Committee (KCC)' composed of sister | organisations from 14 states - Maharashtra, Karnataka, G |
| ter mobility of researchers among involved | organisations, from short term visits to employment from |
| ery Programme provides the opportunity for | organisations from the programme area to work together o |
| tion formed in November 2006 with 27 youth | organisations from across the nation at a founding youth |
| Currently 27 privacy and civil rights | organisations from 17 different countries in Europe have |
| In the course of time various mission | organisations from overseas started working in South Afr |
| meeting attended by 30 men representing 17 | organisations from 14 countries. |
| It brought together | organisations from various countries that were initially |
| is agenda called for funding by the EC and | organisations from the public- and private sectors. |
| Both | organisations function as concentric circles around the |
| er a succession of at least seven distinct | organisations functioning as The Kwangtung Provincial Ba |
| sociation of Chief Executives of Voluntary | Organisations), Futurebuilders and Groundbreakers. |
| n's "Team of the Century" in 1984, and the | organisations Gaelic football Team of the Millennium in |
| Her recreations are work with youth | organisations, gardening and prison after-care. |
| At that time one of the | organisations Garland supported was Tara, a movement, le |
| Promote voluntary | organisations, good health and education. |
| rengthen the self-determination of women's | organisations, groups and individuals to address certain |
| refers to loose associations of autonomous | organisations, groups, and individuals in Western Europe |
| tside the NHS would be considered if their | organisations had similar facilities to the DDUs. |
| Although several earlier county | organisations had existed going back to 1709, the presen |
| However, it (like many other | organisations) had expressed reservations about the usef |
| The African Union and other | organisations had been calling on the Security Council t |
| her government bureaus, that public sector | organisations had to offer wages for senior managers com |
| Affiliated | organisations had 40% of the vote, while Constituency La |
| d claimed that his membership of left-wing | organisations had not won him many favours with such a t |
| The two | organisations had worked together previously on a number |
| ee of the Red Cross and other humanitarian | organisations had been "manipulated" and "fabricated".. |
| n the UK, the relationship between the two | organisations has not always been harmonious. |
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