This is a very formidable and dangerous organisation, terrorist organisation, Daesh is, so our resources must be there.
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The Rajasthan Drugs Control Organisation and India's Central Drugs Standard Control Organisation (CDSCO) were not immediately available to comment.
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Butchers and bakers could turn to the World Trade Organisation for help, but dealing with an international intergovernmental organisation is not easy.
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The Society for Community Organisation (SoCO), a local organisation that works on poverty alleviation, said 70 percent of poor families can't afford masks and disinfectant.
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At our initiative, for example, the Organisation of Islamic Cooperation has already established in Astana the Islamic Organisation for Food Security to tackle food security challenges.
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The main organisation in it is Britain Stronger in Europe, an umbrella organisation encompassing pro-Europeans from across the political spectrum and different fields of public life.
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Sirleaf negotiated a $4.7 billion debt relief and gained the trust of an international coalition including the World Health Organisation, the Food and Agriculture Organisation and UNICEF to fight Ebola.
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The pioneering data set was the culmination of years of hard work between the International Labour Organisation (ILO) and the Walk Free Foundation, in partnership with the International Organisation for Migration.
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"There is no place in this ... land drenched with the blood of martyrs for those who sold their souls to Pennsylvania, the separatist terrorist organisation, or any other illegal organisation," Erdogan said.
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Yet although forced labour is now banned everywhere, a new report by the International Labour Organisation (ILO), International Organisation for Migration and the Walk Free Foundation finds that the practice remains widespread.
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She toured the 40-acre venue with staff from the farm as part of her interest in Northern Ireland's Early Years organisation, a non-profit-making organisation that promotes high quality childcare.
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Russia and China, meanwhile, have set up pseudo-monitors, such as those from the Commonwealth of Independent States, a Russian-sponsored organisation based in Minsk, and the Beijing-based Shanghai Co-operation Organisation.
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"Even if our allies support the terrorist organisation, even if we stand alone, even if an embargo is imposed, no matter what they do, our fight is against the terrorist organisation," Cavusoglu said.
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But you cannot use one terror organisation against the other.
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In April, Washington designated the IRGC a foreign terrorist organisation.
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But the energy and organisation of his party count, too.
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His organisation hopes that another change is on the way.
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The main reason for America's success, however, lies in organisation.
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Bad organisation and infighting, however, appear not to have abated.
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The working environment at the organisation was described as "toxic".
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Ankara refers to the group as the "Gulenist Terror Organisation".
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The government of Myanmar recently designated ARSA a terrorist organisation.
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At 124 years old, the organisation is in rude health.
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European Consumer Organisation, BEUC, welcomed today's vote in the parliament.
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That's why I started a new organisation called Onward Together.
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Mr Jackson has never run an organisation of any size.
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The third will involve litigation at the World Trade Organisation.
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Some 2,000 Indonesians have publicly proclaimed allegiance to the organisation.
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Gradually, though, plans for an independent organisation have come together.
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Germany's farming union DBV, a separate organisation, had on Aug.
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Yup, SpaceX isn't the only organisation interested in this technology.
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Some 30 artists are currently working with the organisation. Trad.
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How about restoring organisation and rights to the labour force?
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Austria's main Muslim organisation was not immediately available for comment.
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Rights groups such as Organisation Intersex International (OII) and StopIGM.
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Mr Nnaemeka's organisation is big enough to smooth his way.
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Some roles within the organisation will no longer be available.
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"We don't flaunt that we're a Christian organisation," says Danny.
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Overall, a net 21.6,25 people have now left the organisation.
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And, how to run the biggest organisation in the world.
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The Food and Agriculture Organisation (FAO) said in a Jan.
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In practice, the team assesses specific parts of the organisation.
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His knowledge of the organisation is seen as a strength.
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The Wear it Purple organisation behind the trending hashtag are a student run, not-for-profit organisation that exist to support young LGBTQ people with mentorship programs, community engagement, a youth action council and more.
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Ethiopia is not a member of the World Trade Organisation (WTO).
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The organisation did not confirm if its staff were on board.
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According to the organisation, the platform is funded through sponsored petitions.
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No deal means reverting to trade on World Trade Organisation terms.
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Suppose, optimistically, that each side followed World Trade Organisation (WTO) rules.
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The World Trade Organisation is the body most have worried about.
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The local-content requirement may also violate World Trade Organisation rules.
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The World Trade Organisation would not be worthy of the name.
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Creating an intergovernmental "World Internet Organisation", for instance, would take decades.
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The country's biggest mainstream Muslim organisation, Nahdlatul Ulama, made itself scarce.
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Getting 90,000 polling stations ready for December will require miraculous organisation.
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Four activists climbed aboard the West Hercules rig, said the organisation.
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Four activists climbed aboard the West Hercules rig, the organisation said.
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LinkedIn is another organisation with a decent understanding of wider trends.
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They called their new organisation the Public Digital Innovation Space (PDIS).
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But China did not join the World Trade Organisation until 2001.
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Five managers have just left the organisation following the report's findings.
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One Japanese organisation has gone where no one else has before.
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It has lodged a complaint at the World Trade Organisation (WTO).
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Of course, it's hard to build such an organisation without money.
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The organisation cannot force its members to hire and promote women.
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Some call it the biggest international criminal organisation in the world.
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One organisation, Vote OK, helped to round up supporters in 2017.
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Are HYPE the criminal organisation you have to take down, 22018?
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Have you ever built an organisation of any sort from scratch?
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Tesla Club Sweden is an organisation for Tesla owners and enthusiasts.
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WANTED: qualified candidates to work for the world's most scrutinised organisation.
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That makes 20133G the second most acquisitive organisation in modern history.
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Hers is not the only organisation planning homes for LGBT OAPs.
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This puts the World Trade Organisation (WTO) into a rat trap.
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The Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development is even more optimistic.
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"As in any organisation, there will be internal rivalries," he said.
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Only 'Hindu males' are allowed to be members of the organisation.
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They became the first such official organisation in the Premier League.
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Britain is still a central player in every major international organisation.
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The World Health Organisation describes the health risks as "very low".
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The organisation will receive additional external oversight from regulators and auditors.
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Ankara has dubbed Gulen's network "FETO", shorthand for "Gulenist Terror Organisation".
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Approximately 10% of our global headcount in the organisation are affected.
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This is an Italian organisation - a terrible chaos in every way.
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In 1985, the South Korean-born American founded kickboxing organisation Strikeforce.
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The Compact Linear Collider's supporters in the organisation are a minority.
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Egmont is a Toronto-based informal organisation with about 165 members.
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OSF spokesman Csaba Csontos said the organisation was weighing its options.
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Li made the remarks at a joint briefing with the officials, which also included the heads of the World Trade Organization, the International Labour Organisation, the Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development, and the Financial Stability Board.
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The organisation has a 51% female workforce in offices around the globe.
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No organisation, not even your president — what matters is that they're listening.
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The organisation is also keen to include data collected by helpful volunteers.
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The second is that the World Trade Organisation does not allow it.
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Trade fell in every country on which the World Trade Organisation reports.
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So we talk about it as an organisation, rather than a movement.
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Lucha lacked the numbers and organisation to make the difference he wanted.
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The Trump Organisation could now profit from the presidency in two ways.
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The Trump Organisation is too small and parochial for that (see article).
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Mr Trump could work through the World Trade Organisation to open markets.
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This involves trading only under rules set by the World Trade Organisation.
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He faces charges of propaganda for a terrorist organisation and inciting violence.
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Mr Nadella has changed the firm's organisation as well as its culture.
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Trading with the EU on World Trade Organisation terms is one thing.
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Ms Arsovska cites the example from New York of the Rudaj organisation.
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He founded the first grass-roots anti-EU organisation, the European Foundation.
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They donated money to his organisation and were photographed kissing his feet.
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The rules of the World Trade Organisation were designed by the West.
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We do not expect any organisation to emerge perfectly formed, of course.
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Although their responsibilities have expanded, their structure and organisation are largely unchanged.
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The actions will most probably be challenged at the World Trade Organisation.
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But the organisation in most need of reform is his own party.
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China is suing the European Union at the World Trade Organisation (WTO).
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Either way, the organisation is clearly facing a challenge finding enough cash.
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It gives consumers the right to transfer their data to another organisation.
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Nearly 2000,23 left last year according to the International Organisation for Migration.
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She runs an organisation that helps people learn employment skills, named enVizion.
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The organisation is raising money for motor neurone disease via Just Giving.
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If they are struggling to eat, then the organisation brings them food.
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A big Iowan evangelical organisation, the Family Leader, has endorsed Mr Cruz.
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Bizarrely, though, the Communist Party is even now an underground organisation there.
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McKinley, a Republican, had more than rich donors and impressive campaign organisation.
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So over time the BBC can be a stronger and better organisation.
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THE director of the World Health Organisation knew the plan would fail.
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The organisation gained respect for the teams it sent to observe elections.
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The Avengers, a superhero organisation, have encountered many of the same problems.
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The organisation provides the insurance for the investments against non-commercial risks.
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Reuters was the first foreign media organisation allowed to attend the meetings.
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It said one of them "set up a terrorist organisation in prison".
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The government refers to his network as the Gulenist Terror Organisation (FETO).
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The initiative is called PETCO after a successful organisation in South Africa.
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The World Health Organisation has declared Zika an international public health emergency.
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The government helps with 60 percent of the cost of the organisation.
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The non-profit organisation will back the end to flavoured e-cigarettes.
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The organisation was also active in France and Belgium, the order said.
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Indonesia raised the issue at the World Trade Organisation earlier this month.
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GERMAN CONSUMER ORGANISATION VZBV DOES NOT IMMEDIATELY COMMENT ON VOLKWAGEN DIESEL TALKS
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Republic is an organisation campaigning for a "democratic alternative to the monarchy".
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LONDON (Reuters) - U.N. nuclear watchdog chief Yukiya Amano will travel to Tehran on Sunday to meet Iranian President Hassan Rouhani and the head of the Atomic Energy Organisation of Iran, the International Atomic Energy Organisation (IAEA) said on Saturday.
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The branch, which planned to meet every two weeks, had tasked its members with promoting the organisation to their colleagues or neighbours who were coming to the United States, it said, and to absorb party members into the organisation.
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China, the world's largest pork producer and importer, relies heavily on soybean meal to feed pigs, the Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development and the United Nations' Food and Agriculture Organisation said in their Agricultural Outlook for 2018-2027.
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The Organisation for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons, an intergovernmental watchdog, will investigate.
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Hence Tajikistan's membership of the Collective Security Treaty Organisation, a Russian-led alliance.
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By 1913 the AFL had 20203 women members and an affiliated men's organisation.
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The World Health Organisation recorded about 7,000 cases around the world last year.
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If your organisation centralises functions, pull more responsibility and activity into your centre.
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"Any organisation that represents large groups of people has a responsibility," he said.
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Ankara refers to the cleric's network of followers as the "Gulenist Terror Organisation".
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So his organisation is trying to rebrand the industry to attract school-leavers.
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Resolution for 2016: redefine your products and services, become a truly proactive organisation.
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World Trade Organisation (WTO) rules would also make sectoral post-Brexit deals harder.
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One polling organisation, YouGov, has been suggesting this outcome for a few days.
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Last month, the United States designated the entire IRGC as a terrorist organisation.
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IN 2005 the World Health Organisation branded Glasgow the murder capital of Europe.
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The SKA organisation hired one, and is also offering bursaries to college students.
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Helping the Trump Organisation or the Trump family might not go amiss either.
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In fact, Rwanda provided most of the organisation and much of the muscle.
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The Brotherhood says it is a peaceful organisation and has condemned the crackdown.
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The chilling effect in newsrooms often comes from within the organisation, experts say.
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The NHS is the largest employer in Europe and an enormously complex organisation.
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Others worry that the protests, which lack organisation, could get out of control.
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The authorities are issuing every company and organisation a social-credit registration number.
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One of the most prominent groups is an organisation called the Magamba Network.
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The Organisation of American States expressed "profound concern" and urged comprehensive electoral reform.
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The World Health Organisation (WHO) suggests a limit of 1.5 milligrams per litre.
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In practice, these policies are protectionist (and banned by the World Trade Organisation).
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Such a smugglers' charter would, the EU thinks, breach World Trade Organisation rules.
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Furthermore, the Fethullah Gulen Terrorist Organisation threatens the integrity of the Turkish state.
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The Communist Party worries about any social organisation that it does not control.
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By contrast, champions of the organisation reckon that it is just the start.
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But no organisation tracks pesticide use by type across Europe, making comparisons difficult.
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Launched in 2741 by Nancy Lublin, former CEO of social change organisation DoSomething.
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The Nusra Front is considered a terrorist organisation by the U.N. Security Council.
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Others warn Samsung may struggle to develop a global sales and support organisation.
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It was the first big organisation to stream its productions, starting in 2006.
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Angel Gurría, Secretary-General of the Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development 23.
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"In terms of substance and organisation, we are very well prepared," she said.
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The World Health Organisation (WHO) reckons that vaccines save 21980m lives a year.
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Ditib is formally constituted as a German organisation, in whose governance Ankara participates.
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The World Health Organisation had no guidelines on the matter until last year.
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It's a powerful ecosystem which shouldn't be in the hands of one organisation.
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In many ways IS is becoming more like a conventional, stateless, terrorist organisation.
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Organisation was poor, meaning attendance was thinner than the hosts would have liked.
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IFC was the first international organisation to launch Panda bonds back in 2005.
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A UKAR spokesman said the organisation would retain responsibility for the holding company.
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The organisation has sought to improve both prison conditions and the justice system.
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Another organisation found that 75% of returnees had been interrogated, detained or conscripted.
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Just because someone is hired, doesn't mean they are empowered within the organisation.
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No organisation has a greater global responsibility than the United Nations Security Council.
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The group's determination and organisation were evident in several homes toured by Saadi.
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WORLD TRADE ORGANISATION SAYS WTO LOWERS TRADE FORECAST AS TENSIONS UNSETTLE GLOBAL ECONOMY
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Is World Photography Organisation under pressure from China to censor images featuring #HongKongProtests?
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Behavioural Risk Management (BRM) is a new expertise within ING's global Risk organisation.
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Iran-allied Hezbollah is designated as a terrorist organisation by the United States.
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The association is primarily a trade organisation and service provider to its members.
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Additionally, the FRC, as an organisation, is being scrutinised by the UK government.
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However, the European Consumer Organisation (BEUC) praised the vote in the parliamentary committee.
|
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The World Health Organisation recommends a concentration of no more than 10 micrograms.
|
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"We should believe in science, and the International Civil Aviation Organisation," Ma said.
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Bits, a related organisation to Finance Norway, will also be investigated, it added.
|
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To make a bank a customer centered organisation takes a lot of time.
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Currently SHR has four cars, which is currently the limit for each organisation.
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His accusers note that his father, Kundan Singh Sajjan, was a senior official in the World Sikh Organisation, founded in 1984 to pursue a Sikh state, and that the organisation backed Mr Sajjan in the contest for the Liberal party nomination.
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Section 2 instructs the IRS "not take any adverse action against any individual, house of worship or other religious organisation on the basis that such individual or organisation speaks or has spoken about moral or political issues from a religious perspective".
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"We have become emboldened," says Terry Scuoler, head of the EEF, a manufacturers' organisation.
|
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The fine is enormous as the Russian Football Union is a non-commercial organisation.
|
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There was another issue involving the FBI employees at every level of the organisation.
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Take the Shanghai Co-operation Organisation (SCO), which was created in the late 1990s.
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"We are making good progress embedding our strategic vision into the organisation," said Gobbetti.
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Yunchul Kim was awarded the European Organisation for Nuclear Research's (CERN) Collide International Award.
|
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Export restraints are now illegal under the rules of the World Trade Organisation (WTO).
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This emerges in a survey published this week by NatCen, a social research organisation.
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Suppose, optimistically, that each side followed the rules of the World Trade Organisation (WTO).
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Now one organisation is touting a new approach that runs on time, not money.
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"We are a medical organisation," says Mr Papachrysostomou, through a loudspeaker to the crowd.
|
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Japan opposes any limits on its exports, which would violate World Trade Organisation rules.
|
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The British Black Power movement was largely composed of grassroots organisation and community activism.
|
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According to the UN's Food and Agriculture Organisation, 2.5bn people eat street food daily.
|
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At the time, the organisation apologised for the mix-up and corrected the tweet.
|
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Yet to have any success, he will also have to improve the party's organisation.
|
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Predictably, the first attempt to create such a "decentralised autonomous organisation" ended in disaster.
|
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Cryptography could also help to verify that content has come from a trusted organisation.
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" Cameron called it "desperate stuff" from "an organisation that is losing territory, losing ground.
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Agra is the planet's eighth-most-polluted city, according to the World Health Organisation.
|
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SOS Esclaves, a local anti-slavery organisation, reckons the real figure is much higher.
|
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The World Health Organisation considers depression to be the leading cause of disability worldwide.
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Although supported by Memorial, it has no formal organisation that can be shut down.
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The Brotherhood, the world's oldest Islamist movement, was branded a terrorist organisation and banned.
|
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China denies Taiwan a seat at international forums such as the World Health Organisation.
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But fixing the organisation chart only responds to a symptom of America's aid problem.
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Egyptian cities are the fifth dirtiest in the world, says the World Health Organisation.
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The World Trade Organisation ruled against the restrictions after America and others challenged them.
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SADC is a 16-country intergovernmental organisation which is currently chaired by South Africa.
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Those news organisation that are found to be violating the regulations will be punished.
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America signed NAFTA, helped create the World Trade Organisation and supported global tariff cuts.
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China is South Africa's largest single trading partner, according to the World Trade Organisation.
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Some of the biggest issues in economics concern the nature and organisation of work.
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Britain was a founder of the organisation but now belongs as an EU member.
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The World Health Organisation said 443 people have died and 2,110 have been injured.
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Perhaps the only successful schism in the party's history was the National Labour Organisation.
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Brokered through the Organisation for Security and Co-operation in Europe, it fosters transparency.
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It also announced the re-organisation of more than two dozen ministries and departments.
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THE glossy new offices of Northamptonshire County Council suggest an organisation on the up.
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He is active in a cross-border cultural organisation called Girls on the Bridge.
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Non-profit organisation Sesame Workshop owns the Muppet characters that appear on Sesame Street.
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Monitors, including the Organisation for Cooperation and Security in Europe, were watching the vote.
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A spokesperson for the Trump Organisation did not respond to a request to comment.
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This is stuff that is happening in any other organisation, in any other university.
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The International Organisation for Migration estimates that 120,000 people crossed through Agadez last year.
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Make sure that the system allows you to change the organisation without undue pain.
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The organisation also declared that tennis attracts more suspicious gambling activity than other sport.
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Yet Hillary Clinton's superior organisation rallied enough middle-aged voters to foil him—just.
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One is Irina Bokova, who currently leads UNESCO, the UN's cultural and educational organisation.
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That campaign was led by the American regional branch of the World Health Organisation.
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There is no entrance fee, no hierarchy and no actual organisation behind the gatherings.
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He cited a poll by his organisation that divided white evangelical voters by gender.
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Mr Greenberg was irate, Mr Ellenhorn said, and took complete control of the organisation.
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The organisation hopes to tap governments and charities, including those which helped found it.
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For years, the UN's International Maritime Organisation discouraged boat owners from arming their crews.
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Moreover, as a latecomer, Britain has often found the EU's organisation and policies uncongenial.
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The group is deemed a terrorist organisation by the United States, Turkey and Europe.
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A greater shock was coming: in 2001 China joined the World Trade Organisation (WTO).
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Correction: This article previously referred to CNAPS as "a French organisation of bigger contractors".
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A youth-exchange organisation was launched to help reconcile the region's formerly warring nations.
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His experience as the party's organisation chief will be valuable for the new job.
|
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Last month, international police organisation Interpol decided to renew an arrest warrant for Hernadi.
|
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Later, it was time for Markle's solo engagement to the non-profit organisation, Mothers2mothers.
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There is no doubt that we as an organisation have failed in this situation.
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The Commission could act alone to file a complaint at the World Trade Organisation.
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Russian groups have also targeted Clinton's wider campaign organisation at least since October 2015.
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Turkey said the tariffs were against the rules of the World Trade Organisation (WTO).
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Menon is currently a director at the research organisation UK In A Changing Europe.
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A dose of hypocrisy is perhaps inevitable in an organisation the size of Microsoft.
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It comes after the World Health Organisation officially declared the coronavirus outbreak a pandemic.
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EU TRADE COMMISSIONER HOGAN SAYS WANTS THE WORLD TRADE ORGANISATION TO BECOME MORE EFFECTIVE
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The World Health Organisation (WHO) estimated an incubation period of two to 10 days.
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More than 375 km (16 miles) of roads were blocked, drivers organisation ANWB said.
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It has also been criticised by the Organisation for Economic Cooperation in Europe (OECD).
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Remember, managers make or break an employee's experience of working for a particular organisation.
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Around 200,000 people die on Chinese roads each year, the World Health Organisation says.
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The other investors were non-profit organisation Endeavor and existing investor Vostok New Ventures.
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The mission, operated by the Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) was launched last month.
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The new organisation will be unveiled in Beijing on Thursday next week, said Reuters.
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