Sentence examples for be a different organization from inspiring English sources

While he feels the NFI might be a different organization today, his experience was one of homophobia, control tactics, and a system that bore "all the calling cards of a cult".

Voorhis came from his seat and took it, and (according to Bullock, who served as timekeeper at the debate) "mumbled" that this seemed to be a different organization from the CIO-PAC.

Today, it is a different organization, with a different mentality.

"We're a different organization than we were in the garage".

"From top to bottom, it's a different organization," Wright said Saturday.

The Pakistani Taliban is a different organization from the Taliban groups that the United States is battling in Afghanistan.

A federal monitor, Jim Ginger, said in a 2007 semiannual report that the police force was a different organization than when troopers fired on the van.

"We're a different organization now — there's no arguing that," said Joseph Galarneau, the chief operating officer of Newsweek, who said the new space might also house The Daily Beast in the months to come.

"The LAPD is a different organization," he said.

While the successor to the Americans, the Vulcans were a different organization and ownership from the Americans and did not assume any of their debts or obligations, including any of the Americans' player contracts.

"Formally, we are a different organization, but many of the volunteers of London Euromaidan are members of AUGB and, therefore, AUGB kindly offered its premises for our use," London Euromaidan member Sergiy Burnus tells me, adding that other branches of the AUGB also send their supplies to the London base for delivery to Ukraine.