Sentence examples similar to fitting organization from inspiring English sources

It is a fitting milestone for an organization that has accomplished a great deal over the past three years, but whose biggest achievements are yet to come.

Indicating a modern-looking structure coming together behind the building's history-preserving face, he explains: "That's where the new Education Center will go". It's a fitting metaphor for the organization.

The server farm has a single entrance and is outfitted by half-meter thick metal doors and backup generators pulled from German submarines--fitting safeguards, perhaps, for an organization that raised the ire of several powerful military forces last month when it released thousands of classified Afghanistan war documents.

It would make an uplifting challenge for both organizations, and a fitting way to honor an extraordinary composer teaching in our midst.

Cornell Botanic Gardens, according to Dunn, is a fitting moniker that succinctly captures the organization's mission and aspirations.

The timing, he added, was fitting, in part, because more news organizations, donors and readers have become aware of ProPublica and its place in the news ecosystem.

It is distressing to see female corporate leaders like the top executives of Yahoo and Facebook ignore the real need for organizations to shift from a "fitting in" model of hierarchical upward movement to an "organizational fit" model.

But with social change organizations similarly desperate to find fitting solutions for the people they are trying to help, it's curious that they haven't been able to tap into this methodology.

The Tradeoffs of Structural and Cultural Embeddedness," published in the American Sociological Review, co-authors Sameer Srivastava of UC Berkeley's Haas School of Business and Amir Goldberg of Stanford University's Graduate School of Business explore the relationship between fitting in, standing out, and success within an organization.

As Congressional Black Caucus approaches their Annual Legislative Conference in Washington D.C., I found it fitting to interview Ky and chat about her organization and their upcoming event in DC.

"Obviously, it's a very fitting event, the Children's Miracle Network," Compton said of the sponsor organization that funds a network of 170 children's hospitals in North America with private donations from individuals and corporations.