Sentence examples for a small organization of from inspiring English sources

Though it called itself a movement, Solidarity was really a small organization of diehard activists: they distributed the reports and organized occasional street protests, which usually drew no more than a couple of hundred people.

Ms. Sawali-Baquillos, who leads a small organization of O.F.W. families, said she understood the motivation behind building the Italian-style houses.

We do adjust for each location, but we try as much as possible to avoid making adjustments in order to maintain coherence in a small organization of just more than 110 employees.

"Any CIO needs to think in terms of technology, people and culture change," says Bray. 2. Create a culture of "intrepreneurs" - For a small organization of under 1800 people with a history of having a separate IT unit for each of the 18 bureaus and offices, the FCC has struggled with serving the immediate needs of each office while delivering an enterprise view across the FCC.

NCHRC, a small organizations of only two and a half full-time employees, has been able to distribute over 10,500 kits statewide in 18 months using a network of over 100 volunteer distributors scattered all over the state.

If caught, you could be fined for non-compliance, to the tune of tens or hundreds of thousands of dollars enough to put many a small organization out of business.

One practical step is to create a small organization to realize part of the goal something I call a "social action forum".

Now both men are taking their outside the box thinking to the world of philanthropy by supporting a small organization run out of St . Louis Missouri that is re-framing the national conversation about veterans.

Or do I want to look at hunger throughout the world?" To a small organization a donation of $100 might seem large, while it is a mere drop in the bucket to a charity with several million dollars in the budget.

Though some environmentalists criticize their opponents as "Rolex ranchers" who enjoy taxpayer subsidies as they graze their cattle on public land, the vast majority of ranchers are barely getting by, said Palemon Martinez, secretary-treasurer of the Northern New Mexico Stockman's Association, a small organization representing a community of traditional Hispanic ranchers.

We're still sort of a small organization but there's a lot of tendrils around the world.