Sentence examples for more powerful organization from inspiring English sources

But in 2002 they joined forces with the cinematographers, whose guild already represented publicist-friendly still photographers, in order to form a more powerful organization.

Leaders of Unite the Union and the United Steelworkers, who signed the merger agreement at the steelworkers' convention in Las Vegas on Wednesday, made it clear they hoped that other unions would merge with them to form a larger, more powerful organization.

Patricia Matson, the senior vice president of corporate communications for ABC, said the company was already unhappy with the terms but that the merger increased ABC concerns, because it would be dealing with a more powerful organization with control over cable and internet access.

"It's easy to be judgmental but some of the best humanitarian plans, set by more powerful organizations than OLPC, have had to adapt to the realities of supply, demand and distribution in order to reach the best part of their humanitarian goals," said Paola Antonelli, senior curator of architecture and design at the Museum of Modern Art, New York.

The more people who stand behind any future group's leaders, the more powerful the organization will be.

Additionally the PCLOB has been overshadowed by a surveillance review panel Obama handpicked in August, whose recommendations have captivated a Washington debate the PCLOB has yet to influence – and one of those recommendations was to replace the PCLOB with a more institutionally powerful organization.

The sum of these tools is far more powerful in organizations with diversity than in ones where everyone has gone to the same schools, been trained in the same mold and thinks in almost identical ways.

I do not want to reward inept and incompetent regulators with yet more high-fallutin' titles at newer, even more powerful regulatory organizations.

Still, Mr. Teles said, the American Constitution Society could become a "more powerful and effective organization" if Obama administration officials appeared at its events, just as Reagan administration officials helped build up the Federalist Society.

There is nothing more powerful within an organization than having its own CTO talk about the importance of, for example, promoting women.

Second reason: to protect themselves from the ever more powerful health maintenance organizations, who are taking away their patients and putting a squeeze on their incomes.