Synonyms for organizations
or·ga·ni·za·tions

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1. List of paraphrases for "organizations":

   organisations, agencies, organization, bodies, organisms, organizational, institutions, associations, organisation, organizaciones, entities, organize, organizing, groups, organized, organizsations, agency, body, organiszations, organismes, organs, organiza-tions, organiza-

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1. Aaron Hackworth:

   In the instances we were able to observe them, they had very specific organizations and projects in mind that they were pursuing, and the broad spectrum of industry verticals they targeted indicated they were more of a surgical tool used to take specific things from specific organizations, rather than the smash and grab, take everything type.

2. Emily Crose:

   We have organizations to evaluate the electronic communications threat models and individual security of VIPs, i trust a team of trained security experts from NSA way more than I trust a guy named Jared who sells real estate.

3. Theresa May:

   We are aware that a number of NHS (National Health Service) organizations have reported they have suffered from a ransomware attack, this is not targeted at the NHS. It is an international attack. A number of countries and organizations have been affected.

4. Hillary Holley:

   Now, with the GOP's voter suppression campaign ramping up in state houses across the country, Fair Fight Action is proud to join with Michelle Obama and When We All Vote alongside other civil and voting rights organizations to fight back against Republicans' anti-voter agenda. We're ready to work with our allies to recruit new volunteers and keep organizing Americans to push for the Senate to pass new federal protections for voting rights at a time when we need them more than ever.

5. Alain van der Heide:

   Meetings are an addictive, highly self-indulgent activity that corporations and other organizations habitually engage in only because they cannot actually masturbate.