Sentence examples for organisations thinking from inspiring English sources

You work in web design – what are your top tips for any arts organisations thinking about a redesign of their existing site? 1. Renew and refresh.

The statement marks a significant step forward in both our organisations' thinking on the subject, and I commend it to all our health and social care managers up and down the country.

There's a lesson here for organisations thinking about similar prizes, contests, hacks or call-outs: consider posing open questions – broad briefs – to technologists and creatives and see what they come back with.

"Schools traditionally haven't spent anything like as much time as arts organisations on thinking about their image.

MSI had already sponsored a couple of supplements with the Guardian, and both organisations were thinking about grander co-operative  projects.

But Glenn has denied that his organisation is thinking in those terms.

Dave Harte: "Employers are looking for employees who are in tune with their organisation's thinking.

At the first annual meeting of the School a prominent medical doctor criticised the organisation for thinking that spinsters could teach mothers, who were guided by the "mother instinct" (both Mayo and Stirling were childless).

By understanding and mitigating their impact in such areas now, forward thinking organisations have the opportunity to decrease these risks.

We hope that by making this move the Guardian can act as a beacon for other organisations who are thinking of doing likewise.

That's a definite opportunity and I would argue among the most important things that any media organisations can be thinking about right now given where readers are headed.