non-governmental organization AmE
non-governmental organisation BrE
non-government organisation , NGO (abbreviation) *

Ngo gave it to him, no asking for his card.

Ngo looked down at himself in wonder, then snapped to.

I reported some of it myself while the Ngo brothers were on still alive.

In 2003, an appeal by Ngo against the conviction failed.

It is also possible to provide information to an NGO.

Mr. Ngo said he could not be sure if all the money had been paid off.

NGO projects in the areas of family, children, the elderly and especially culture were particularly affected.

On top of that, he has received training for NGO leadership.

He worked in a village at the age of 18 years with an NGO.

NGO types can be understood by their orientation and level of cooperation.

Ngo Van set type for the new group's clandestine literature.

An NGO can be created only under a public trust act.

One local NGO even holds them out as a model of good practice.

In 2010 this project was handed over to another NGO.

The whole urgency is based on reports by a single NGO.

In silence Ngo and his family began cleaning up.

Later, in 1998, the organization was registered as a public NGO.

Then the established ngo groups can be more effective as they will get more support.

We have former military, business owners, elected officials, NGO leaders.

I did this as a guest of a lady working for an NGO.

"Keep your eyes open," she told Ngo as they rounded a curve in the corridor.

"Ngo knew it was a reward, Admiral," she said finally.

No existing government or NGO programs have been created to support their specific needs.

One NGO received approximately 80 percent of its budget from the government.

We are not an NGO that works out of a plush office.