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But he was a renowned pervert and disgusted other top Nazis and for a time was suspended form the organisation.

A year ago this month, World Trade Organisation negotiators drove into a cul-de-sac.

Israel did not send a representative and Hamas, shunned internationally as a terrorist organisation, was not invited.

Therefore a link to the WHO web site must be used for information only, and not for the promotion of any organisation, product or service.

The World Health Organisation, which yesterday raised the alert to that of a global pandemic, described the virus as "moderate" .

The organisation was asked to draw up plans well over a year ago, but it has yet to issue a final report.

Ali Akbar Salehi, the head of Iran's Atomic Energy Organisation, told Reuters yesterday that Iran did not want to leave the pact.

Such, at least, is the conclusion of the latest report * from the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organisation, UNESCO.

This is usually the most democratic type of organisation, partly because it is often set up as a partnership.

None of them was a part of the Navy of any member states of the Warsaw Treaty Organisation.

Rather than trying to predict an unknowable future, build an organisation capable of seizing unexpected opportunities as they arise.

Each organisation performs at least one of the functions that are required by a well-functioning system of innovation.

But if an organisation is already socially diverse and populated by open-minded people, recruiting more of the same is all to the good.

However, the World Health Organisation estimates that up to 75% of the world population has no access to any diagnostic imaging services.

The British Council is committed to a policy of equal opportunity and is keen to reflect diversity at every level within the organisation.

At the opening ceremony the head of Commonwealth, Queen Elizabeth, said the organisation had the opportunity to lead once more.

One of Warburg's maxims was that bankers never got ill from overwork, but only from bad organisation or bad business.

But a World Health Organisation official said the situation was "more serious" than originally thought.

President Barack Obama has said the biggest threat to US security is the possibility of a terrorist organisation obtaining a nuclear weapon.

Research by the International Labour Organisation suggests that Chinese wages have been outpacing the rest of Asia for at least a decade.

But the coming months will test the resolve of an organisation that has a hard time living up to its own expectations.

A charity organisation asks you for a donation for a football school in Africa. How much would you be prepared to donate?

As with all managers, Ancelotti will instil his philosophy into the side, and as Lampard mentioned, organisation is a massive part of that.

Hollywood is often cited as a template for the virtual organisation.

Paul Whitehouse, GLA chairman, said the organisation expected to stage about 30 surprise raids during the next 18 months.

You think about your organisation, what you need. You don't stop and think about the philanthropist's point of view.

It's always helpful to have friends elsewhere in the organisation, and he won't forget the one who gave him a break.

Do we wish to partner with a specific UN organisation or are we happy to go with the best "match" within the UN family?

The veteran militant was one of the organisation's most active commanders and was viewed as a possible replacement for Bin Laden.

The only problem was that Ms Meng was very proud of her membership of the Communist Party, an organisation she'd belonged to for many years.

Achieving all that would be a tall order for a much more robustly integrated organisation, so it probably won't happen.

Unlike, say, the World Trade Organisation, the G20 has no permanent secretariat, no treaty and no means of enforcing its decisions.

It is not hard to see the uses for this within a medium- to large-sized organisation of any kind.

Among the first to do so was The Word of Mouth Marketing Association, an organisation for the viral and buzz marketing industry.

I think we're trying to get a sense of how well this person will fit in with our organisation.

The maple leaf is the well-known symbol for Canada, and has been used for the organisation since it was known as Trans-Canada Airlines.

In the meantime, her organisation, funded entirely by a government grant, is trying to go about business as usual.

This UK organisation matches people in large companies with projects in emerging markets, at a price similar to that of Leaders' Quest.

Experts said the East Turkestan Islamic Movement was believed to be a very small organisation.

She said later, "It's a great organisation. It gives people hope and I'm really happy to be here to support Jesse. "

But major issues arise, such as the fact that Darwin did not know about self-organisation.

I had a discussion with my editor and I said: 'What if I made this [homicidal bigoted religious sect] a Norwegian organisation? '

So being a manager in an organisation is not necessarily the best training for being the leader of that organisation.

A report this week by the British branch of Save the Children, an aid organisation, underlines the problem.

Instead, the free newspaper is an innovative response by a mass-market news organisation to the age of the smartphone.

A spokeswoman for the International Organisation for Migration, Jemini Pandya, said the operation would begin within days.

The IBA statement pointed out that the organisation has always been open about the fact that it was considering the trials.

As a piece of organisation, if not quite a triumph, it was an impressive feat.

The high cost of communication over large distances meant that small groups were the only feasible form of social organisation.

He said he was "not sure" that the World Trade Organisation was the "right place to discuss the relationship between food and agriculture" .

The supply chain, though outsourced, is still your responsibility and should be treated as part of your organisation and production process.

It has grown into a multimillion-dollar organisation that disburses $US3 million each year to its various programs.

He said the challenge is for the centre to become a stable, self-sustaining not-for-profit organisation.

One of the things we're trying to look at is prebiotic seif-organisation, chemical seif-organisation .

Each of these, he claimed, can generate obedience, but each is suitable for a different stage in an organisation's development.

It also claims it has evidence that al-Qaeda is all but broke, with only Bin Laden's personal moneys financing the organisation.

One of his many achievements was to highlight the way technology influenced the organisation of corporations.

Abdolreza Abbassian, senior grains economist at the UN's Food and Agriculture Organisation in Rome, said the USDA report was "alarming" .

Alternatively, the student can opt out of the virtual lecture, by signing up for classroom courses at an accredited teaching organisation.

In a move seen as an attempt to rein in the Mutawa, in February 2009, Saudi's King Abdullah replaced the head of the organisation.

In April the moderate leader of a fundamentalist Wahhabi organisation, al-Hadith, was blown up as he arrived at a mosque in Srinagar.

WikiLeaks seems to be hoping that by calling itself a news organisation it will be protected by the First Amendment.

Such a culture is sustainable only in an organisation that allows individuals to make mistakes and encourages them to recognise them.

If she were to become head of the organisation she would have to rely on the advice of those around her.

"The police are fronting for another organisation" he said, "Its completely clear to everyone in this city. "

But the ICAC as an organisation had changed. It was now an internationally renowned law enforcement agency operating in a global capacity.

The job role should allow her to be part of the organisation, but to remain on the periphery of the team.

The free text box shown below is for the mission statement or other general description which describes the work of your UN organisation.

Athletes are not so sure, saying poor coaching, bad organisation and a lack of money will continue to hold India back.

This is some story for an organisation that had a clubby history and a reputation for sloppy management, but it may not be enough.

The Organisation of American States says that Michel Martelly, a singer, actually bested Mr Celestin and should replace him in the contest.

He said: "Smiling for the sake of smiling can lead to emotional exhaustion and withdrawal, withdrawal and that's bad for the organisation. "

The organisation had been under pressure not to declare a pandemic for such a mild virus.

But it does provide a structure, which can be adapted, for making decisions that are concerned with the long-term value of an organisation.

The authorities were excessively sanguine about the existence of such a vast and undercapitalized organisation.

Drucker's writings avoid formal theories of management and organisation and instead encourage managers to ask basic questions.

A tartan to help raise money for the British Antarctic Survey, a government organisation for scientific study.

Rabeder will then invest the proceeds in his own non-profit organisation, MyMicroCredit, which he set up a few months ago.

The organisation said it had uncovered possible theft of food aid through its monitoring systems and had launched investigations.

Although Ukraine has no oil or gas, its economy has been growing strongly. It has just joined the World Trade Organisation, ahead of Russia.

Sophie Scholl was a Munich University student who died in 1943 for her involvement in the White Rose, an anti-Nazi organisation.

The auditors inspect technology systems, data flow and the controls on access to data within an organisation and with its business partners.

A judge should not join any organisation with a nature of evil religion.

But Antony Leung Kam-chung said the outlook remained optimistic due to China's accession to the World Trade Organisation.

ALEX: Wikipedia is not the only organisation driving the diversification of language found on the Internet.

Many fear that this usually inward-looking organisation is getting bolder and adopting the methods and aims of global terrorists.

The Organisation of American States (OAS) criticised Colombia but did not formally condemn it.

WIPO, a UN organisation, set up a committee dedicated to implementing the proposals and it was agreed they would meet twice a year.

Your strategy always seems to be risk-free, good organisation and not being caught on the counter?

He commends Peter Drucker's idea that an organisation should be like an orchestra - with only one conductor.

The constitution of the company does not permit any organisation or individual to gain a majority share-holding.

The organisation's Secretary General Anders Fogh Rasmussen said the decision would take immediate effect.

An excellent new report from the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development makes this point very powerfully.

"In many cases, the company owner is the secretary of the party organisation in his firm, which is a great irony. "

Mr Obama said he opposes provisions that violate World Trade Organisation rules or "signal protectionism" .

Use of the name and acronym is restricted to functions authorised by and for the benefit of the Organisation and its members.

Mr Blatter says that he will reform the organisation. That seems, to put it mildly, improbable.

The IAS, a voluntary organisation independent of government, provides confidential advice to you and your representatives.

"A lot of people are going to be coming here, knocking on the door, " said a senior official at an international organisation in Beijing.

The rules of the World Trade Organisation (WTO) generally do not recognise undervalued currencies as an illegal subsidy.

At the top of the next page of the form, please indicate the sector in which your organisation operates.

At the time of Bretton Woods, the intention was to create an international trade organisation paralleling the IMF.

The size and diversity of this manufacturing base makes the work of your organisation even more important and challenging.

When a major project is perceived as a failure, someone will take up the challenge the organisation faces to avoid a repeat.

It had two essential wings in: the Permanent Court of International Justice; and the International Labour Organisation.

I've found a very good organisation and young people to work with me.

Tests on ground water show that levels of uranium around the plants are up to 15 times the World Health Organisation's maximum safe limits.

Does the organisation have internal or external audit facilities able to perform technical audits as well as financial audits?

To glean a sense of the dimensions of the organisation department's job, conjure up a parallel body in Washington.

This was because although nudism was tolerated, belonging to any kind of nudist organisation was banned.

The World Health Organisation (WHO), however, said the radiation impact was becoming more serious than first thought.

"We found out how difficult it is for an organisation to be really honest with its people, " Mr Street says.

Proactive means to anticipate potential problems and difficulties and much of this can be achieved through preparation and organisation.

Background information about the organisation, including years of establishment, objective of the organisation, source of funding etc.

So far both appointments have been held up for months, apparently through resistance in party bodies, such as the organisation department.

Feeling out of step with everyone else in the organisation can be a very alienating business.

There may be genuine uncertainty within an organisation about whether or not an individual should have complied with particular regulations.

Similarly for an internal position or promotion in an organisation, it would be sensible to explain you currently work for them.

The Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development composite leading indicator shows at least a slight uptick.

For a vision to have any impact on the employees of an organisation it has to be conveyed in a dramatic and enduring way.

A high-quality board can turn into a life-saving device for the organisation and be of great support to the business.

The Shabaab is more of a collection of like-minded commanders that want to see a Greater Somalia than a top-down organisation.

The number of unemployed is at its lowest level in 20 years, Dieter Hundt, head of the employers' organisation, noted in a newspaper.

For Greece, it was a step-by-step process of gaining confidence and a victory for commitment, belief and organisation.

The following details of the organisation and routine have come into the possession of your correspondent.

The UK Copyright Service (UKCS) is an organisation set up in 2000 to provide intellectual property registration in the UK.

Italy's Interior Minister Roberto Maroni said the capture of Campana was a big blow against his organisation.

The organisation's China representative Hans Troedsson said the government "must find out if this was deliberate or due to ignorance" .

Transfer of money or property to a charitable organisation for a specific purpose.

One organisation trying to apply such lean methods is Bolton NHS Trust.

Indian Space Research Organisation head G. Madhavan Nair has said the current mission will 'unravel the mystery of the moon. '

The World Health Organisation said there was no evidence of transmission between humans in all three cases.

Secondly, a series of recommendations to improve this system of control or to reduce the risks that the organisation faces.

But it is unusual and embarrassing for an exchange to place unintended orders in a market it oversees as a self-regulatory organisation.

Two of the four candidates standing for election come from within the organisation, and a third is closely involved.

move back and forth between a decentralised organisation along lines of business and a centralised functional structure.

Forest Stewardship Council is the international organisation coordinating the independent certification of good forest management .

Fayol's approach was top-down, he looked at the organisation from the point of view of senior managers.

I have been working for a large non-profit healthcare organisation for about a year now.

Yours sounds like the sort of organisation where loose communication such as this is part of the culture.

Each row in one of these diagrams refers to a different level of management within an organisation.

Fifa started out as a tiny voluntary organisation, and grew and grew into a global behemoth with more member nations than the UN.

Instead, the organisation is attacking the National Gallery's Leonardo exhibition with claims that paintings might be damaged.

It has also joined the chemical weapons convention, the Organisation for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons (OPCW) said in a statement .

Police said they suspected the killing was the work of a terrorist organisation.

His daughter, whom he must also kill if the stain is to be removed, has been given sanctuary by a human-rights organisation.

the chief executives of the two companies could not agree which of them was to head up the new organisation.

The organisation should be able to maximize the use of available resources during the conduct of internal audit activities.

In October 1946 the British military government approved the setting up of a dealer organisation in their zone of occupation.

One of our strategic goals is to increase awareness about the benefits diversity bring throughout our organisation.

Some men and women enjoy juggling and get very good at it, but it requires ferocious organisation, focus and energy.

If I leave my team without evacuating the broader organisation, then I lose my credibility as a leader.

UBS is not the only organisation whose employees are enjoying the sound of music.

We are a young organisation that has grown very quickly, relying on a network of dedicated volunteers around the globe.

"Washington is out of money, " said Sheila Karpf, an analyst at the Environmental Working Group, a non-profit organisation.

Even so, Canada's foreign ministry seems to have a tin ear for the organisation's politics.

The BIS is an organisation of international central banks which is not accountable to any national government.

It all depends on organisation, on intercession of some institutions, and of course on the sportsmen .

Venture philanthropists counter that they never meddle in an organisation's mission, only in its management practices.

Where the proposed owner or parent organisation is a foreign bank, the prior consent of its home country supervisor should be obtained.

The grid must also be able to support data sources external to the organisation.

It is the only organisation likely to force a rethink of the euro zone's failed strategy towards Greece, Ireland and Portugal.

For decades Israel and America said they would not talk to the Palestine Liberation Organisation until Yasser Arafat renounced terrorism.

Managing your relationship with the audience is now an essential part of the service a news organisation must provide.

"We have not yet got the internal communications right in a widely dispersed organisation at a time of change, " he says.

In a large, hierarchical organisation, this is the real crux of the matter.

The regime claims to be sending a satellite into orbit and has notified the International Maritime Organisation of its plan.

When they owned a boat and kept it at the Poughkeepsie Yacht Club, he and Dick served as treasurer and secretary of that organisation.

The Government would not allow these core values to be undermined by any individual or organisation, irrespective of their background.

The two former advisory-board members both say that the plan was to create a transparent organisation.

Today the World Trade Organisation is expected to come up with its own list of protectionist acts.

About 100 Britons are believed to have ended their lives at the Swiss clinic of the right-to-die organisation Dignitas.

The United Nation's Food and Agriculture Organisation (FAO) says the campaign to control the locusts is now entering a critical phase.

Being outside the organisation for a bit longer gives it more freedom to raise import duties on second-hand cars or export duties on timber.

It is still a regional, not a global, organisation, but threats to its members can come from anywhere in the world.

This EU-focused WikiLeaks imitator - with no connection to the original organisation - already has a website and a Twitter page.

As the relief effort continues in Myanmar, one aid organisation is hoping to help those affected by cyclone Nargis.

Our organisation has been struck in the heart with the murder of the new young generation of politicians.

He reckons good leadership and organisation are essential, and that schools must instil the habit of good behaviour in pupils.

And a media organisation has hit the headlines after its own website was vandalised by digital intruders.

At the time, Ford was embracing the idea of diversifying into a services organisation.

This awareness is not a logical part of a communal economy and organisation and therefore the term "antifascist" is prepended.

The Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development ranks England's drop-out rates as among the worst among industrialised countries.

Capitalist investors may soon have a chance to put their money into a Communist news organisation.

An organisation exempt from either of these disciplines represents an unaccountable concentration of power.

This does not sound like an organisation in deep crisis.

A report this week from the CBI, a business organisation, suggested that retail sales in early January had been disappointing.

The external features are the organisation's opportunities and the threats to its future performance.

People in one part of the organisation have no idea what other parts do - nor do they care enough to find out.

The organisation should feel there is a healthy partnership at work at the head of the company.

Offshoring, however, does involve shifting jobs to another country, but it may not involve transferring jobs to another organisation.

The charismatic leader suits an organisation in its early days, when it relies on the vision of a single person to push it towards its goal.

Management should ensure appropriate communication processes are established and implemented within the organisation.

"We looked at how we could make working more attractive, " says Arno Walter, the bank's head of organisation.

Experience working for large technology or manufacturing organisation would be an advantage .

And ordinary people are more willing to protest, since the notes have an organisation behind them and they do not feel on their own.

It closed a television channel and a radio station and expelled a delegation from the Organisation of American States.

A media organisation is likely to be judged on the accuracy and reliability of the journalism it produces.

"It's the only world organisation we've got, " he says as a formidable dessert of summer pudding arrives.

The human rights organisation Amnesty International condemned the sentence, describing flogging as a cruel punishment.

The 'manager as a coach' should be an integral part of the organisation's leadership training.

And he arranged the appointment of a chief operating officer to make SAP's top-heavy organisation more efficient.

The Architecture Vision must be in line with the Business Strategy of the organisation.

Thus party political organisation, and the formation of pressure groups as the Western world knows them, have no place.

They are a publicly funded organisation which allows them to preserve such a remarkable species.

The agreement, mediated by Colombia and Venezuela, paves the way for Honduras to be readmitted to the Organisation of American States.

Once this analysis is done, the jobs together form a hierarchy which indicates the different levels, or ranks, within the organisation.

It was pretty hard to find an organisation that wants to deal with an adult entertainment establishment.

It was the organisation's first summit in 11 years, and the Kazakhs had lobbied intensively to make it happen.

Instead, Bartenev claims that he and his seven colleagues are harmless "ecologists" who had been working for an unnamed organisation.

In organisations that function effectively, the goals of the workers and of the organisation are aligned.

Ability to manage and develop relationships and negotiate at all levels of management in a customer organisation.

We perform in-depth needs analysis such that we could provide the best training possible for your organisation.

Manages corporate funding, liquidity and financial risk associated with the profitable development and operation of an organisation.

The Vegetable Marketing Organisation is established as a non- governmental body providing vegetable wholesale marketing facilities.

No matter which organisation Citi approached, the fate of the Citi request for cash would come to be decided behind closed doors there.

The World Health Organisation (WHO) says more than 5m people a year die early from the effects (direct or indirect) of tobacco.

As such, the Journal or any other news organisation that covers it cannot afford a reputation for bias.

The harnessing of science, technology and advanced forms of organisation and information to compassionate ends is by no means automatic.

The World Health Organisation expects the incidence of such non-communicable diseases to rise by 17% over the next decade.

According to the International Labour Organisation, the number of Indians in the workforce will increase by almost 80m over the next decade.

His forces are superior in numbers, weaponry and organisation, though neither side can boast much of the last.

When the organisation kidnapped Fidel Zavala, a well-known rancher, the police were unable to free him.

All the recommendations that auditors make should be tailored to the specific circumstances of the organisation.

Does the organisation subscribe to any general or specific code of tendering practice or procedure?

The Vegetable Marketing Organisation is established as a non-government body providing wholesale marketing facilities for vegetable farmers.

To choose a direction, an executive must first have developed a mental image of the possible and desirable future state of the organisation.

You can find you've got an organisation with a huge balance sheet but no one actually works for it.

That ASEAN enables them to try to negotiate from a less weak position is an achievement for the organisation.

Over the last 20 years or so, new methods of organisation and stronger aspirations, especially for the respect of rights, have appeared.

This failed to be adopted because the Organisation of the Islamic Conference wanted to except those resisting "foreign occupation" .

China would also submit an offer to join the World Trade Organisation's government procurement agreement by 2010, he said.

You can be confident that good ideas must be flowing freely within the organisation.

But our organisation should be very pragmatic in engaging these countries.

The organisation is going to operate the project with the purpose of stimulating employee motivation.

The Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development, based in Paris, tracks comparative prices across the major countries.

But former executives say departures lower down the organisation are more worrying and reflect disillusionment at how Citi is being run.

Unlike the PT, the PSDB was always more of a club of brilliant technocrats than a mass organisation.

But, as is the case in many endeavours, the extraordinary performance of an individual or organisation easily eclipses underlying forces.

Work at World Health Organisation laboratories is ongoing to figure out what features of the virus make it infectious and virulent.

A spokesman for Dr Chan insists the charges attributed to Dr Kochi do not reflect her organisation's official views.

The organisation's summary of the material is one of the few complete items left in the remaining dossier.

This was an organisation, he insisted, that looked after over 300m citizens in the 17 countries of the euro area.

The research also showed that much of the dissatisfaction was driven by a fall in the perceived reputation of the organisation in question.

Its precursor organisation grew into a nationwide network. In the 2004 elections it put this to good use, winning more than 7% of the vote.

But at least one news organisation has developed a simplified English service, and it did it some time back.

Much of the day-to-day job of a privacy officer involves helping to raise awareness within an organisation of laws on data, says Ms Krader.

Mousavi said volunteer and social networks would form the mainstay of his organisation without giving details.

Several other key members of the Organisation of the Petroleum Exporting Countries were said to be furious about the unilateral decision.

The organisation, administration and management of sport must be controlled by independent sports organisation.