Sentence examples for organization's workers from inspiring English sources

In October, militants wearing suicide belts attacked a United Nations guesthouse in Kabul and killed eight people, including five of the organization's workers.

Aided by ophthalmologists and volunteers, the organization's workers screened 560 students in sixth to eighth grade Monday at Intermediate School 183 in the Mott Haven section of the Bronx.

In the end, Mr. O'Keefe's Planned Parenthood campaign — in which some of the organization's workers were recorded accepting donations from one of Mr. O'Keefe's characters who said the money should go to abort only black fetuses — forced Planned Parenthood to apologize in multiple states, though officials also complained that some tapes were "heavily edited".

The highest contribution to KM in cloud-computing environment therefore mostly comes from people (both organization's workers and product end-users), who, supported by adequate collaborative tools and platforms, are invited to contribute and enrich the knowledge shared with peers and customers.

That wouldn't be possible, he said, unless the organization's workers were Christians.

The group also helps raise awareness among students, parents and teachers through a  Mobile Laboratory of Information, Education and Technology called "Ulysses" through which the organization's workers conduct seminars and instruct professionals on how to provide first aid.

A total of 553 workers voluntarily participated in the study, after researchers obtained a randomized sample from the organization's 812 workers (68.1% was the response rate).

He said all but 15 or 20 of the organization's 330 workers were Haitian, as were the vast majority of laborers on the project.

Robyn Fieser, the regional information officer for Catholic Relief Services, said, "All they heard last night was chanting and praying," describing reports from some of her organization's relief workers who were in Port-au-Prince on Tuesday night.

In the days and weeks leading up to the charter-school lottery, the organization's outreach workers did exactly what Geoffrey Canada said they would do: they went door-to-door in housing projects, they tracked down recalcitrant mothers and fathers, they solicited applications from the parents of children in every one of their programs.

The organization's social worker helped Mr. Logan get into the BRC building and provided sheets and towels, along with money to repair his horn.