Sentence examples for formed organizations from inspiring English sources

Subsequently, the two pastors formed organizations — Reformation Ohio and Johnson's Ohio Restoration Project — to get out the vote in 2006 and beyond.

Stargazers, both professional and amateur, have formed organizations to fight the spread of this pollution, mapping out its extent and studying its ill effects; our use of electricity has immensely changed the natural patterns of life on Earth.

Many more Iraqis have formed organizations in support of issues like women's rights, created labor unions, set up educational programs, and established one of the Arab world's freest (and most endangered) presses.

After the war, Stirling formed organizations to encourage racial integration in colonial Africa, to provide security services for foreign heads of state, and to finance television stations in developing nations.

For postdocs representing newly formed organizations, the presence of representatives of established organizations at the National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences, the National Institutes of Health, Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine, and the University of California, San Francisco.

A newly formed organization, CELAC, includes all countries of the hemisphere apart from the US and Canada.

The strategy of the newly formed organization was to push for the ratification of enough state suffrage amendments to force Congress to approve a federal amendment.

There's also AllRaise, a newly formed organization composed of the top female venture capitalists.

As expected, Dell will lead the newly formed organization and long-time EMC CEO Joe Tucci will retire.

Operations is a newly formed organization led by Sam Parker that covers the full breadth of our shared IT and product services.

They were part of a recently formed organization called the Coalition of Broadcast Investment.