Sentence examples for distinguished organizations from inspiring English sources

Since the Metropolitan Campus is a short distance from the Big Apple, Farleigh Dickinson offers courses with hands-on learning opportunities at Wall Street, Broadway, the United Nations and many other distinguished organizations.

(After 40 distinguished years in an organization, one may cut him slack on a snit).

Charlie's distinguished career with our organization spanned over 35 years - a generation of Fiduciary Trust employees, clients and friends benefited from his immense experience, warm friendship, humor and deep sense of loyalty.

As the lunch rolled on, I discovered the two pairs of men I was seated between included Michelin reviewers and members of the Club des Cent, a distinguished, if not clandestine, organization of 100 French gastronomes.

He is a member of numerous distinguished psychiatric, medical and scientific organizations, including The American College of Psychiatrists and the New York Academy of Medicine.

So at first we at SFI were extremely reluctant to be involved with Templeton, but then it became clear as other scientific organizations and several distinguished universities started accepting money from Templeton that Templeton actually was taking what appeared to be a hands-off approach.

This organization is a distinguished safeguard of public interest that has fallen on hard times – mostly through deregulation, underfunding, industry capture and a revolving door.

'Any Poets Around Here?' On May 19 at a benefit for the writers' organization PEN, a distinguished panel will gather at Town Hall to ruminate on Dylan's ubiquity.

Among the criteria: winning top-notch awards; being written up in the media; being a judge of the work of others in youryup! field; working for an organization with a distinguished reputation (such as Cirque du Soleil Siskind does their immigration work); demonstrate commercial success with CD or ticket sales; and participating in well-established athletic competitions.

Speaker served as vice president of the society, ran fundraising campaigns and received a distinguished service award from the organization.

W. Clark Bunting serves as President and CEO of National Parks Conservation Association NPCAa), a nearly 100 year-old non-profit advocacy organization, following a distinguished career as a businessman and innovator within the media industry.