Sentence examples for engaged organizations from inspiring English sources
But it's highly engaged organizations that figured that out a while ago.
Those more engaged organizations will be more innovative and have a leg up in a hotter, scarcer world.
Building an engaged organization is a process that needs to be measured to get accomplished.
FLAT ARMY aims to help organizations build a more connected and engaged organization, and the example of B Corps, sadly, is missing from the book.
Unless the president engages organizations that need volunteers in his effort and provides them with the necessary support to recruit from their communities, his call is likely to go unheeded.
The online document generator isn't a full toolkit, but it is a fast and easy way to engage organizations that may have never previously thought about the potential dangers of neglecting security.
Overall, there was a great deal of enthusiasm about the potential of NHGRI to recruit resources and to engage organizations and laboratories around the country in a two-fold mission: recruiting more Latino students into genomic careers and educating the general Latino population about the benefits of "applied" genomics.
At the prevention and preparation level ("resiliency"), we're finding architects can play a leading role engaging organizations and policymakers to coordinate resources and establish plans for communities or cities.
'The main appeal of such a method, lies in seeking to engage organizations and their problems on the level of meaning' [ 41].
In addition, the NTP should engage organizations like United Nations Education, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) to ensure education of TB patients' children and consider initiatives like voucher schemes for monetary assistance of these patients to address basic needs such as travelling to and from health facilities.
"Compared to other regional governments, the Indonesians have responded very well, especially since they have engaged international organizations," she said.
