「organisations」の共起表現一覧(2語左で並び替え)5ページ目
該当件数 : 1394件
| He is President or patron of various | organisations and holds an Hon. |
| work), Ceredigion Association of Voluntary | Organisations, Community Recycling Network and Furniture |
| nt strongly supported by a number of other | organisations and the seeds planted by EFDSS thriving, t |
| ed to transform the building stock of arts | organisations and to create lots of additional high qual |
| concerned with building of community-based | organisations around Ravulapalem of East Godavari distri |
| He is a member of several | organisations including Amnesty International, Liberty a |
| ondon Citizens is an alliance of community | organisations in London in the United Kingdom. |
| olf Hitler sanctioned the creation of such | organisations on the home front, and civilians who were |
| rengthen the self-determination of women's | organisations, groups and individuals to address certain |
| icular focus on the role of non-government | organisations and dissent in Australian democracy. |
| ague and the All-Burma Federation of Trade | Organisations. |
| also operates an internet database of gay | organisations in the UK known as queery. |
| lds board positions with a number of other | organisations. |
| nd as a supporter of a range of charitable | organisations, particularly the United Nations Children' |
| es as well as on the work of international | organisations. |
| The ambition of both | organisations is to improve health care and outcomes for |
| In May 2007, William became patron of both | organisations (his mother had also previously been patro |
| s a member of the Commission of Vocational | Organisations from 1933 to 1943. |
| legitimate rights and interests of social | organisations and citizens" by Ho Chi Minh People's Cour |
| ation to build and improve networks of HIV | organisations and Zakat House, a social enterprise helpi |
| ect sponsored by a number of international | organisations including UNESCO and the Union of Internat |
| The Belize Association of Non-Government | Organisations took Fortis to the Judicial Committee of t |
| dividual volunteers and members of various | organisations. |
| Fanshawe has been Chairman of numerous | organisations since his retirement in 2005. |
| hdrawal of special privileges of religious | organisations, and secularisation of church schools. |
| The leadership of these | organisations is largely drawn from among the civil serv |
| ng Stock Award from the Federation of Rail | Organisations NZ. |
| died philology and he is member of several | organisations to promote the Asturian language. |
| art of the crests of a number of Berkshire | organisations, such as Reading R.F.C., the Berkshire and |
| ge Development, Co-Ordination of Voluntary | Organisations Non Resident Gujarati Division |
| lved himself in the trusteeship of various | organisations relating to John Ruskin. |
| cy Support Network), a network of European | organisations that operates in all 27 EU Member States, |
| ing a statement that membership of Masonic | organisations "remains forbidden" to Catholics, and call |
| ks have been mostly the effort of national | organisations. |
| sociation of Chief Executives of Voluntary | Organisations. |
| third to individual members of affiliated | organisations, mainly trade unions. |
| ff in partnership with a number of Cardiff | organisations, which since its inception has included De |
| She was trustee of a number of voluntary | organisations, notably the Caldecott Community, and Bess |
| e madness and the evil control of criminal | organisations. |
| 2008 a broad coalition of non-governmental | organisations have expressed their concern, that much of |
| er of memberships in a variety of national | organisations during that time, including |
| nation Committee (KCC)' composed of sister | organisations from 14 states - Maharashtra, Karnataka, G |
| d claimed that his membership of left-wing | organisations had not won him many favours with such a t |
| erging Asia-Pacific region" A number of US | organisations support the negotiations including, but no |
| rvices for employees (and those of partner | organisations) to Farnborough, Munich, Filton, Cambridge |
| sulting work for a number of international | organisations in Scandinavia and Europe, as well as in t |
| ic Republic (1918), archives of Belarusian | organisations and personalities in exile. |
| alism and registration of non-governmental | organisations, are identified as a major stumbling block |
| cturing Technologies or SEMTA is one of 25 | organisations for the whole UK, under the umbrella organ |
| elp of major grants from a number of local | organisations and is again enjoying a surge in use with |
| d and awarded by a number of international | organisations, including the "1995 International Human R |
| by a wide-ranging partnership of different | organisations including local authorities, community gro |
| ent and honorary vice-president of various | organisations, such as the Tokyo Jikeikai. |
| He has worked for a number of news | organisations in the United Kingdom, including as a bi-m |
| ugusta was Patron to a number of community | organisations including Age Concern New Zealand, the Hop |
| refers to loose associations of autonomous | organisations, groups, and individuals in Western Europe |
| It is also the base for a number of other | organisations (sporting and social) and has a thriving s |
| Ulster Clubs were a series of unionist | organisations founded in Northern Ireland in the Autumn |
| Crime Stoppers] have never seen one of the | organisations develop as quickly as we have, and I think |
| which agreed that the establishment of the | organisations was to the advantage of both employers and |
| At that time one of the | organisations Garland supported was Tara, a movement, le |
| time with the BBC where he was one of the | organisations youngest reporters and producers in BBC Lo |
| al pan-disability governing body of sports | organisations that provide local sporting and physical a |
| There were a number of county | organisations in the 18th century and one in 1838. |
| rformed as a singer at events of left-wing | organisations. |
| oroughly restored with the help of various | organisations. |
| members of the public and a range of other | organisations. |
| ns and representatives of non-governmental | organisations all coming to Visby to meet, discuss polit |
| He was patron of and active in many of the | organisations in Brecon and Radnor. |
| d co-ordinating the activities of civilian | organisations and agencies that were working to implemen |
| agers and why managers at the top of large | organisations are unlikely to ever become true leaders. |
| ry of the Interior closed down four of the | organisations he had founded, as Neo-Fascist and forbidd |
| ief Projects, the UK's Network of Buddhist | Organisations, Fo Guang Shan and Tzu Chi. |
| assassinated Palme, the RAF was one of the | organisations which claimed responsibility via an anonym |
| number of votes from members of affiliated | organisations (mostly Trade Unions) in every round befor |
| is now the home for a number of charitable | organisations. |
| , founded in 1990 and now a network of 160 | organisations, has refuted West Sussex County Council cl |
| an personnel and those of non-governmental | organisations and to end the use of child soldiers, sexu |
| Formed by the merger of two | organisations or the acquisition of one organisation by |
| , space for designers, offices of cultural | organisations and concerts featuring different types of |
| s and decision-making methods of voluntary | organisations in Africa. |
| She was a member of several | organisations in Northern Ireland in the 1970s and 1980s |
| He is also a member of numerous | organisations, including the Listed Building Advisory Co |
| well Laboratory contained elements of both | organisations, though the land and infrastructure was ow |
| ts in Second Life could only be offered by | organisations with real-life banking licenses. . |
| other half are nominated by official mass | organisations (such as trade unions, farmers organisatio |
| ber, which I think all official university | organisations have to have.--Oxonian2006 |
| Salaried officials of | organisations affiliated to the Labour Party |
| though there are number of older religious | organisations in the East which also promote abstinence |
| it is consequently one of the oldest such | organisations in the country. |
| er.The Association, one of the oldest such | organisations, began with informal meetings held on Satu |
| alist agenda and its emphasis on voluntary | organisations. |
| prove life in these areas is carried on by | organisations such as the NGO Asociacion SOLAC and the t |
| er half contains articles on international | organisations, economics, the environment, science, law, |
| provisions of Law no. 8 1985 on Community | Organisations, Article 9, paragraph (2), April 4, 1986 ( |
| ery Programme provides the opportunity for | organisations from the programme area to work together o |
| under the banner of other parties or state | organisations to give an appearance of democracy. |
| ration with growers or growers' or tourism | organisations in the village or region. |
| n and 4 foreign scientific or conservation | organisations. |
| es not have any institutions or commercial | organisations except one school, St.Rita's Lower Primary |
| al Parks and Wildlife Service or volunteer | organisations like the Kosciuszko Huts Association. |
| tnership with neighbouring teams, or other | organisations such as the Police, Fire and Ambulance ser |
| es and apprenticeship at private or public | organisations. |
| scribed as values-driven or mission-driven | organisations. |
| ergast is patron of a number or Wellington | organisations and a director of Wellington International |
| ates being from large collectives or state | organisations. |
| from specific industry groupings or large | organisations). |
| part in projects with other orchestras and | organisations both in the UK and abroad. |
| they described as Ostensibly Revolutionary | Organisations, ORO's for short, it began to withdraw its |
| tinues to serve as a beacon for other arts | organisations, and is visited by a record number of inte |
| Other participating | organisations include the Alliance for Green Socialism ( |
| hat will be made available to other rescue | organisations in the near future. |
| the College, as well as with other medical | organisations. |
| groups, local schools and other community | organisations in restoring frontages along the River Mur |
| ps, primary care trusts and other relevant | organisations. |
| e Library System, along with other library | organisations, began to investigate the possibility of e |
| Ireland and Spain, but eight other country | organisations (Germany, Italy, Portugal, Switzerland, Sw |
| ter, the Band of Hope and other temperance | organisations fought to counteract the influence of pubs |
| es, for Universities and other educational | organisations. |
| presentative, IFOR and other international | organisations. |
| has since then been used by other similar | organisations such as MPAA. |
| ll as independent content from other youth | organisations and groups. |
| oth the police as well as other charitable | organisations, such as Schools Out, The Rainbow Network, |
| treated differently from other commercial | organisations? |
| ith Local Government and other like-minded | organisations |
| scheme, whereby banks and other financial | organisations donate to CAP 10% of the value of repaymen |
| vernment departments, and other commercial | organisations. |
| f the relevant work of other international | organisations, and in particular of the World Health Org |
| ations of the real police and other safety | organisations and performances of singers (including som |
| (NS Bund Deutscher Techniker) and other NS | organisations |
| ma and biotech industry and other relevant | organisations. |
| United Nations and other international | organisations have availed his experience in these areas |
| Nations personnel and other international | organisations, allowing for the safe transfer of injured |
| overnment departments, and other waterways | organisations. |
| ed staff in the BBC and other broadcasting | organisations. |
| nfiltrating in and overtaking other Muslim | organisations for the sake of uniting the Muslims to ded |
| tion with the Tate Modern and other London | organisations. |
| hurch, the university and other charitable | organisations. |
| ttee of Hong Kong and head of other sports | organisations in the territory. |
| hey can be passed on to other volunteering | organisations. |
| in the Communist Party and other left-wing | organisations in Glasgow. |
| others universities and other humanitarian | organisations. |
| rfield were later used by other scientific | organisations, including the Science and Technology Faci |
| As with other veterans | organisations, they looked for the welfare of members, o |
| agitations in association with other civil | organisations if the Government fails to book and punish |
| r the ANC and various other anti-apartheid | organisations were banned in 1960, Kathrada continued hi |
| reviously partnered with other faith-based | organisations, this would be the first time it could ext |
| th schools, but also from other children's | organisations such as youth groups and charities who wor |
| an open membership body, as other similar | organisations (such as America's MUFON) remain to this d |
| estminster, amongst other well-established | organisations, employers and educational institutions. |
| peration in Europe and other international | organisations. |
| side DU rounds produced by other Pakistani | organisations. |
| The coalition consists of 25 other youth | organisations, which includes the National Union of Stud |
| integrated office and other international | organisations and agencies. |
| ockey Association and many other community | organisations in Manukau City |
| Facilities & Estates services to other NHS | organisations in Berkshire, England. |
| ee of the Red Cross and other humanitarian | organisations had been "manipulated" and "fabricated".. |
| s not been imitated by other international | organisations. |
| omical Society and many other professional | organisations, Colby was one of the leading geographers |
| Unlike the uniform of other volunteer | organisations, the St John uniform is relatively formal |
| ctively co-operates with other like-minded | organisations such as the Leicester Civic Society. |
| nior Orange Association with outside youth | organisations being considered for vacant/unused weeks o |
| In 2005, China voiced concerns over such | organisations, stating explicitly that Turkey should con |
| munications and IT services to over 10,000 | organisations and governments worldwide. |
| ld Alliance, the Alpha course and over 100 | organisations and denominations. |
| en UNU and other Paris-based international | organisations such as OECD as well with French academia. |
| tax reform II - A coalition of parties and | organisations (including the Social Democratic Party of |
| sometimes do decide that some parties and | organisations are beyond the pale. |
| ACCOBAMS Partners include | Organisations and Institutions technically qualified in |
| The channel works in partnership with | organisations and groups associated with Bedfordshire. |
| ed in 2004 to publicly recognise people or | organisations that have made an outstanding contribution |
| ovide means by which interested people and | organisations may contribute to the achievement to the a |
| er Digital is an association of people and | organisations working with digital media and digital tec |
| ter Directory", which lists the people and | organisations related to British comedy who use Twitter. |
| nsley or Lord Mayor Sir Ralph Perring, and | organisations, such as the London History Workshop or th |
| st microcredit or person-to-person lending | organisations, United Prosperity does not directly lend |
| ts are supported by mobile phone recycling | organisations and promote the recycling of the phones. |
| ar the IRCT monitors the campaign plans of | organisations around the world and towards the end of th |
| ion on national research policies, actors, | organisations, programmes; and |
| 9 about 2,000 activists of Polish minority | organisations in Germany were arrested and murdered. |
| There are political students | organisations at the university, the largest of which in |
| supporters are pro-Beijing politicians and | organisations, especially the Fujianese in North Point o |
| when it was one of the most powerful mass | organisations in the country. |
| ed service in Australia, predating similar | organisations in the Army and Navy. |
| The FA was at the time under pressure from | organisations including UK sport and Sport England to co |
| the merging of the three previous student | organisations, which were the Union (which for several y |
| There had been previous county | organisations in Essex going back to the 18th century, m |
| d benchmarking the quality of primary care | organisations. |
| Primary Health | Organisations (PHOs), in New Zealand, are health care pr |
| pital Territory agencies or private sector | organisations contracted to these governments. |
| used by various public and private sector | organisations |
| attempts or ideas by private individuals, | organisations or states wishing to assassinate Hitler. |
| n Research Institutes and private research | organisations. |
| ernational institutions and private sector | organisations. |
| ) is the Network of private not-for-profit | organisations working in the field of international heal |
| ers, community members, production houses, | organisations, educational institutions and government a |
| who are nominated by professional teaching | organisations and trade unions |
| active in several professional engineering | organisations including the Engineering Institute of Can |
| ction, or by professional non-governmental | organisations (NGOs), such as the World Development Move |
こんにちは ゲスト さん
ログイン |
Weblio会員(無料)になると
|
検索履歴を保存できる！
こんにちは ゲスト さん
|
ログイン |
Weblio会員(無料)になると
|
