Sentence examples for organization's head from inspiring English sources
The phrase "organization's head" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English
It refers to the leader or person in charge of an organization. Example: The organization's head, Ms. Smith, made the executive decision to expand their services into new territories.
As the organization's head of social media and its main photographer, Raslich knows the whales personally.
B. Waine Kong, the organization's head officer, put it simply: "It is in the name of science that we participate".
Mr. Thompson was the organization's head when the "Newsnight" investigation was canceled, a time when other BBC departments were planning holiday tributes to Mr. Savile.
"The principles highlight that shareholders have rights but that institutional investors in particular must make informed use of those rights," said Mats Isaksson, the organization's head of corporate affairs.
This year, the meeting, which ended on October 5th, was held in Johannesburg, and John Scanlon, the organization's head, described it as "one of the largest and most critical meetings in the forty-three-year history of the convention".
The U.S. National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases (NIAID) in Bethesda, Maryland, plans to begin tests of a vaccine made in its labs in 80 people in September, the organization's head said this week at a press conference.
Though Mohammed stayed physically separate from Al Qaeda's leadership, he became the organization's effective head of operations.
They have an often delicate power-sharing relationship with an organization's titular head; major decisions at a university, for instance, normally require sign-off from both the president and the party secretary.
"I am encouraged that Google is making the app available for direct download, in essence thwarting censorship of the Google Play store in China," said Charlie Smith, the organization's pseudonymous head.
But despite Mossad having previous experience when it comes to assassinations and Iran, the organization's former head of intelligence in Jordan, Mishka Ben-David, has his doubts.
This time the dispute seems to center on the control over the Movement for the Survival of the Ogoni People, pitting Mr. Saro-Wiwa's family against the organization's leadership, headed by its president, Ledum Mtee.
