Sentence examples for enduring organizations from inspiring English sources

"Lincoln's presidency is a big, well-lit classroom for business leaders seeking to build successful, enduring organizations," Howard Schultz, chief executive of Starbucks, said in an e-mail.

I've won major victories on behalf of regular people and common-sense values, and I've built powerful, enduring organizations.

It is a little-known encampment in the middle of nowhere that constitutes one of the city's quirkier and more enduring organizations.

Phyllis Lyon and Del Martin, who organized the first enduring organization for lesbians, are nearing 80, still in the little house in San Francisco where they held meetings 45 years ago.

PG, Jessica, Trevor, and RTM have built an enduring organization and I can't wait to see where my friends and partners take it.

An enduring question whether union organization should be based on craft (skill) or industry (workplace)—became a divisive issue at the American Federation of Labor's 1935 convention.

Examination of sleep architecture 24 h after cessation of sub-chronic zolpidem administration revealed a decrease in Delta sleep, suggesting that repeated zolpidem administration might elicit enduring modifications to sleep organization.

I believe that in our attempt to discover enduring principles about how organizations influence and shape behavior, we as academics have much more to learn about organizations, particularly from a governance perspective.

But consider the hardships that nonprofit organizations are enduring.

Only then will they and their organizations find enduring success.

Here, Lodge is depicted as a limited interventionist rather than an isolationist; and Wilson is not an idealist but a realist, who saw that there would be no enduring peace without an organization to enforce it.