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Meanings of many organisations in English

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Usage of many organisations in English
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But that, of course, means many organisations will lose money altogether.
The Guardian
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Public financial support matters -and it can make or break many organisations.
The Irish Times
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Her 'can do' attitude also made her a driving force in many organisations.
The Irish Times
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Even so, many organisations worldwide are now attempting to measure it.
The Irish Times
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Working conditions will improve Support for social workers' wellbeing will improve across many organisations.
The Guardian
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However, pandemic restrictions have made this difficult for many organisations.
The Irish Times
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END of year is a busy time for many organisations.
The Irish Times
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However, many organisations and cities have not been so fortunate.
The Guardian
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To do our job we evolve and adapt, like many organisations in New Zealand.
Radio NZ
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The Covid-19 crisis has forced many organisations to transition rapidly from face-to-face to online learning.
The Irish Times
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Too many organisations seem to imagine that sticking to procedures is in itself a virtue.
The Guardian
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We are shocked that many organisations are still struggling to comply with the OHS Act.
The South African
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And that is where many organisations should tread carefully.
The Guardian
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She gets the medical treatment, she gets the attention, she's supported by so many organisations.
The Guardian
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However, many organisations still celebrate solidarity between workers on what is colloquially known as May Day.
Radio NZ
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As is painfully obvious these days, not many organisations can guarantee they won't lose your data.
The Guardian
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