Sentence examples for distribution organization from inspiring English sources

The World Food Program, a United Nations agency and the world's largest food distribution organization, "has probably never had as many serious challenges as we have today," said James T. Morris, the executive director of the agency.

In the first investigation, one indictment charged 10 people with a conspiracy to distribute more than 20 kilograms of heroin in the area, and the second charged 6 people with running a retail heroin and crack cocaine distribution organization.

In speaking to investors last month, Philippe Dauman, Viacom's chief executive, described Paramount's current film portfolio as a "rationalized slate," with a marketing and distribution organization tailored to what he said has been "a high ratio of big hits".

"Kia Motors America operates as a completely separate sales, marketing and distribution organization in the United States," said Michael Sprague, the vice president for marketing and communications, who added that the companies shared some engineering efficiencies, "similar in many ways to other global automakers".

The lipid bilayer component of biological membranes is important for the distribution, organization, and function of bilayer spanning proteins.

He has built strong and effective centralized cost controls and a top-notch distribution organization, Frontline, a joint venture with the BBC and Haymarket.

The heroin would then be re-packaged in the United States and sent to three distribution organizations in New York, who then passed the drugs on to the defendants in Philadelphia.

Thus breeding programs and seed distribution organizations must monitor the quality of seed increase and line maintenance processes using reliable tools to maintain the genetic homogeneity and identity of their key germplasm.

Until March, Mrs. Stegger was the food stamp outreach coordinator for the Greater Chicago Food Depository, a nonprofit food-distribution organization.

On the day that I met Delgado, I also met Bill Clark, the executive director of a huge nonprofit food-distribution organization named PhilAbundance, who oversaw four hundred and fifty pantries that helped support six hundred and fifty thousand families per week.

In the four months since June, demand for food aid has risen 20percentt in areas of the country with the healthiest economies and more than 40percentt in areas with the weakest, leaders of nonprofit food-distribution organizations say.