Sentence examples for list organizations from inspiring English sources

A Web site, www.childreninwar.com, is to list organizations that help these young victims.

Enacted in 1949, the law directed the Board of Regents to list organizations it considered subversive and deemed membership in those organizations prima facie evidence for firing any public school employee.

He went on to list organizations that people should be donating money to before Trump becomes president, from women's rights to LGBT rights, given the worrying time certain groups will now face.

However, they still list organizations as beneficiaries.

Powell claimed that Unwin had put the list of names on the pamphlet, and that Powell had expected that it would list organizations rather than individuals.

TPS registration is only focused on marketing calls; even if you sign up on the TPS list, organizations will still be allowed to call you for marketing research purposes.

A useful book, "Volunteer Vacations" (1999) by Bill McMillon, published by the Chicago Review Press, (800) 888-4741, $16.95, lists organizations with addresses for catalogs and Web sites.

For owners of historic buildings, one source of help may be a neighborhood group that promotes preservation; the Historic Districts Council's Web site (hdc.org) lists organizations in all five boroughs.

A good primer is "Volunteer Vacations," a guide by Bill McMillon (1999), published by the Chicago Review Press, that lists organizations and agencies, cross-referenced by expense, region and type of project.

Note: My January 13 blog lists organizations that need your donations to help the Haitian people.

The Day of Kindness website lists organizations in need of funding or volunteers, with information for those who want to pitch in.