Sentence examples for organisation taking from inspiring English sources

America's much vaunted drone war against AQAP has not prevented the organisation taking over whole provinces.

That's not easy at an organisation taking budget cuts and undergoing immense structural change in the face of a Government review, which could inhibit Director-General Tony Hall's ambitions to create a BBC Studios production powerhouse.

Clay was about to announce his name change and membership of the Nation of Islam, and Malcolm X was laying the groundwork for his new organisation, taking the United States to the United Nations on charges of crimes against humanity for its treatment of its black community.

A study by PwC also says we need to mirror the trust in personal relationships within the world of business, arguing there needs to be "a step change in all relationships within, across and beyond the organisation, taking them to a level that most individuals would hope to have in other relationships outside the business world".

An organisation taking steps to reduce future events of unknown patients (e.g. fluoridation) is not," argues Sam Smith of MedConfidential.

Translated from the jargon, this means a single organisation taking responsibility for all of a local population's health needs.

The Organisation takes full credit for his strong arm.

When a child joins Ubuntu, the organisation takes on their whole family.

Unless the organisation takes more care over its approval process, it risks losing credibility, they warn.

I think my organisation takes its staff – and their mental robustness – for granted.

He joined Baraka's organisation, took the name Saidi Nguvu, and "never smoked a day since.