Sentence examples for noble organization from inspiring English sources

His reports on the internal workings of Doctors Without Borders, a noble organization that depends more than it wants to admit on the United Nations, add another dimension to his vivid picture of camaraderie in an inferno.

We have always seen the BSA as a great and noble organization.

Within that framework, we tackle the growing responsibility of so-called "regular people" to spark conversations and engage their peers on the issues they care about, as opposed to the long-standing practice by many noble organizations of relying on celebrity spokespeople to deliver a message that will resonate.

Herr Hitler expressed his pleasure at this news but added in effect that the nobles' organization must be not only racially pure, but politically pure, that convinced monarchists, those who look for a restoration of the Hohenzollern family in the person of one or another of its scions must go.

That's a noble stand; the organization should take it to heart.

Greenpeace, the organization with noble goals but a prickly way of going about things, has asked Facebook to stop using coal at its new data center in Oregon.

Recently, HNTs used as a substrate for the organization of noble metal nanoparticles excitingly attract interest for many potential applications which due to their unique optical, electronic, imaging, magnetic, and catalytic properties [19, 20].

Tie metrics to the welfare of the whole, a noble purpose, and the organization's values.

This is a noble and complete structural organization not previously documented in the cancer literature.

Giving money and time to volunteer organizations is noble, needed, and fulfilling.

The knowledge that these noble citizens and private organizations will thus gain will be invaluable for the government in putting together a comprehensive strategy as large, experienced relief agencies move in and begin their comprehensive relief work for this great nation of ours.