Sentence examples for move organization from inspiring English sources

Leslie Medine, a co-founder of BASE and Reach, is also the primary sponsor of Reach through her On the Move organization that trains young leaders.

Darlings, there is one key word to a successful move: Organization.

Let the Fire Burn, the new documentary from director John Osder, recounts seven years of persecution by Philadelphia police of the MOVE organization, and the city-sanctioned bombing of their home and headquarters in 1985.

Why? 3. It is well documented, in declassified memos, that the Philadelphia police in consultation with COINTELPRO had for many years been trying to peg a crime on former Black Panther and muckraking radio journalist, Mumia Abu-Jamal, whose reporting on police brutality, corruption in City Hall and the MOVE organization had long been a thorn on the side of the establishment.

"Anytime you want to move organizations, anytime you want to deal with something that's a challenge, you're going to have turbulence, and you're going to have some bumpy roads," Overhardt said.

"There simply is no force to push consolidations and to move organizations to an appropriate scale to fulfill their mission," said Thomas J. Tierney, Bain's worldwide managing director and father of the idea for the Bridge Group.

"But the best way to honor the legacy the Brownings created is to move the organization forward and sustain the organization".

Transform means to fundamentally move the organization to an entirely different state than the organization is in currently.

In mid-July, trust members met with Governor McGreevey, who announced plans to move the organization to the Department of Community Affairs.

The Downtown Project and Zappos donated $1.5 million this year to Teach for America's Las Vegas operation and planned to move the organization's office downtown.

"My belief is that to move an organization forward you have to have a common, comprehensive and ambitious agenda," Dr. Zimpher said.