Sentence examples for acting organizations from inspiring English sources

Greenwood eventually joined the Screen Actors Guild and other acting organizations, and he appeared in several commercials, most notably one in 1984 in which he offers to buy Miller Lite beers for quarterbacks he has "crushed" in the past.

Culture is considered one of the most powerful set of forces acting on organizations that can identify unhealthy or crisis prone versus healthy or crisis prepared organizations (Pauchant and Mitroff 1988).

The CCO's two central goals – to unify all customer initiatives throughout different functions and to inject a new way of thinking and acting throughout organization – are not small.

Officials said that the State Department's request was part of an effort to clamp down on charities and relief organizations suspected of being used to support Islamic terrorist organizations acting against American citizens.

Between 2009 and 2013 alone, more than $220 Million dollars of tax-exempt money was funneled into settlements and Israeli nonprofits by at least 50 American organizations acting under the guise of charitable nonprofits, known as 501(c)(3) organizations, according to Uri Blau, an investigative journalist with Haaretz.

The same question applies, moreover, above and beyond free healthcare - and even health itself - to all forms of local development, i.e. direct support that is provided by outside partners to local organizations and institutions via a 'micro-project' type programme or via 'civil society organizations' acting as sub-contractors.

Jackson compared racing's plight to that of boxing, which has various organizations acting independently.

No repeal of the Johnson Amendment, which prevents churches from endorsing candidates and acting as political organizations.

Radical analyses of the new governance explore how globalization or perhaps the myth of globalization finds states and international organizations acting to promote the interests of capital.

[Section A.] Private Effort to Fight Digital Theft Antifraud companies, like CardCops.com, are part of a growing number of private organizations acting as digital security against thieves.

But we did get there, and in time, an array of stovepipes — case law, statutes, regulations — was built within each of many jurisdictions by many groups and organizations acting more or less independently, though with a great deal of mutual awareness.