Sentence examples for administered organizations from inspiring English sources

As highly visible, stable, and professionally administered organizations, the national craft unions of the mid-19th century contrasted with the more secretive and volatile unions of the preceding era.

Leadership soft skills are very beneficial for administering organization effectively and efficiently.

These hospitals were designated to function also as organ procurement organizations to administer organ donation and recovery [ 31].

What the news divisions were aware of all afternoon at these networks -- as well as at newspapers -- was that the first results of the exit surveys conducted by a collectively administered polling organization were showing Mr. McCain was leading by a large margin, the Democrats were locked in a close race and Mr. Bush was facing a big loss.

The operating hatcheries along the Pacific coastline function at various levels based on financial resources of the administering organization.

Key information used to call the elections comes from the Voter News Service, a survey organization administered by a consortium of six news organizations: ABC, NBC, CBS, CNN, Fox and The Associated Press.

The Nixon administration created the ACTION agency (Federal Domestic Volunteer Agency), which administered several volunteer organizations, including the Peace Corps and VISTA.

It is being administered by such organizations as the American Association for the Advancement of Science and the Association of American Universities, representing 60 public and private research universities.

Many medical services, elder-care services, and disability services are administered through religious organizations that could refuse help to those of whom they disapprove.

While the programs in Trenton, Princeton and Asbury Park are endorsed by local law enforcement officials but administered by community organizations, New Haven and San Francisco themselves issue identity cards.

By focusing only on communication, there's no chain of custody or way to audit the lifetime of data hosted in different environments administered by different organizations.