Sentence examples for guided the organization from inspiring English sources

Mr. Cochran was elected chairman in October 2001 and guided the organization through a transition in the makeup of its senior staff.

He has guided the organization through difficult challenges like helping East Timor toward independence, as well as assisting in the postwar administration of Kosovo.

When Poland, Hungary, and the Czech Republic joined NATO in March 1999, he guided the organization through its first enlargement since 1982.

"The terrific leadership of President Susan Henshaw Jones and the entire board and staff has guided the organization through a challenging time," Kate D. Levin, the New York City cultural affairs commissioner, said in a statement.

With his vision, focus, and tremendous pleasure in music (especially piano playing) he spurred and guided the organization's growth over almost 30 years as Chairman of the Board, and years longer before and after.

After becoming president in 1987, he guided the organization through a decade of extraordinary growth and oversaw construction of a new headquarters in Chevy Chase, Maryland, focused on molecular biology.

The program level consisted of a core team of experts who guided the organizations' project teams, defined the collaborative's goals, and organized three "learning sessions" during the year at which project teams could be taught about quality improvement methods and preventive nursing measures, and share their results with the other teams.

Miller was one of the Society's most distinguished and influential leaders, guiding the organization into the 21st century.

It allows you to guide the organization in a way that's rewarding for everyone you serve, both customers and employees.

In a statement, a Bank spokesman said the 319-year old institution had, "initiated a strategic review exercise to set out the priorities that will guide the organization [sic] and frame the key initiatives we need to undertake in service of our mandate".

To guide the organization, growth, and differentiation of cells in TE constructs, the biomaterial scaffold should be able to provide not only a physical support but also the chemical and biological clues needed in forming functional tissue [4 6].