Sentence examples for cross organization from inspiring English sources

Cross organization availability between email accounts and resources will now appear while scheduling in Outlook for CUMC accounts (ending in @cumc.columbia.edu), Weill Cornell Medicine (@med.cornell.edu), and NYP (@nyp.org).

OLTM manage transaction within organizations whereas cross organization transactions are managed with help of HLTMs (High Level Transaction Managers).

The "Peace Child" musical was performed over 5000 times in 31 countries, involving 250,000 children, and resulted in life imitating art when in 1986, after working with U.S. and Soviet administrations to create the first cultural exchange between Soviet and American youth, Mikhail Gorbachev invited the Peace Child foundation to work with his Green Cross organization to fight climate change.

Scheltema [ 17] proposed a close relationship to molluscs based on the presence of the so calles "molluscan cross" organization of micromeres during spiral cleavage.

These results agree with previous studies suggesting that the molluscan cross organization of micromeres during spiral cleavage should not be regarded as synapomorphic for mollusks and sipunculans [ 2, 37].

After the war he served until his death as head of the Bavarian and German Red Cross organizations.

The South and North Korean Red Cross organizations reportedly have talked about staging the next family visits in February, one year after the third and last round.

Negotiators from the North and South Korean Red Cross organizations, meeting at the base of Mount Kumgang in North Korea, said all such reunions would initially take place at Mount Kumgang.

After Hurricane Katrina in 2005, for example, representatives from the British, German, Colombian, Dutch and other international Red Cross organizations criticized their American counterpart for inadequate planning, poor management of supplies and faulty record-keeping and logistics.

The news came three days after the Red Cross organizations of the two Koreas had exchanged names of 100 South Koreans who were to have gone to Pyongyang, the North Korean capital, next week and 100 North Koreans who were to have come here to meet relatives they had not seen for more than 50 years.

He also shared a note sent by the Red Cross's international governing body in Switzerland, a missive that was sent out to the American and other national Red Cross organizations and read in part: "At present, the Japanese society is not launching a national or international appeal, but expressions of solidarity in the form of unearmarked financial contributions would be gratefully received".