Meanings of cultural organisation in English

He said the UN cultural organisation, UNESCO, had so far neglected the region.

Explain it to me: The biggest sporting and cultural organisation in the country.

And it does make you question whether your own cultural organisation is absolutely necessary.

The United Nation's cultural organisation has added traditional Japanese food to its Intangible Cultural Heritage list.

And that was to note the return of the US to the UN cultural organisation UNESCO.

The United Nations education, scientific and cultural organisation has voted in favour of admitting the Palestinian authority as a full member.

Are you doing, or have you done, an unpaid or low-paid internship for an arts or cultural organisation or business in Ireland?

Anthony Hewitt, the Globe's director of development, said the theatre was the first cultural organisation to be considered for a social impact bond.

In the next few weeks Unesco, the United Nations cultural organisation, will decide whether or not to grant world heritage status to the Lake District.

The GAA got £20 million because it is a unique and thriving sporting and cultural organisation, providing healthy recreation in every corner of the country.

Peruvian fashion photographer Mario Testino poses for photographers at the opening of MATE, his non-profit cultural organisation, in Lima July 12, 2012.

Once living in Brighton, Janet became involved with several local cultural organisations.

For perennially hard-pressed cultural organisations, funding cuts would be difficult in any climate.

Yes, some cultural organisations will benefit from the stimulus measures.

The often fragile business models of publicly funded cultural organisations.

Unfortunately for Australia's small cultural organisations, this is the very worst time of all.