Sentence examples for establishing organizations from inspiring English sources

It was primarily a response to the emerging need for organizational arrangements to stage rituals and make offerings related to developing agriculture, as well as for establishing organizations with a specifically Balinese identity.

During the 1830s there developed a movement toward "general unionism," directed both at establishing organization nationally and at drawing the various organized trades into alliance with one another.

Most aid workers in Africa represent established organizations.

"Even longer established organizations have bad apples," he said.

(More established organizations, like the Sierra Club and the National Abortion and Reproductive Rights Action League, are running spots attacking Mr. Bush).

Many projects will have been endorsed by the company's partners, established organizations like Mercy Corps and World Neighbors.

Another way to raise money is through grants from more established organizations.

By the same token, these traits also provide opportunities for entrepreneurs outside the established organizations.

For more established organizations, like the American Conservatory Theater, Mid Market provides an opportunity to test less traditional programming.

Candidates as a result were prohibited from sending groups of volunteers across the state to collect signatures, and had to establish organizations in all 31 districts.

Up-and-coming enterprises require the lower rents that existing older buildings offer, whereas established organizations may lease space in the planned towers.