Sentence examples for organization action from inspiring English sources

In its three-year life span, the organization, Action America, collected $119,916 from a dozen or so donors.

Tamil Nadu: A nongovernmental organization, Action Aid, says that only 12 of the state's 25 homeless shelters are functional, according to The New Indian Express.

Trained as a physician, he joined Doctors Without Borders in his 20's; he served two conservative governments as a troubleshooter, and he currently heads a large nonprofit organization, Action Against Hunger.

To that end, Kellogg worked with the national nonprofit volunteer organization Action for Healthy Kids with the goal of donating a million breakfasts to underserved children for the 2011-12 school year.

Two French citizens, a Belgian, a Bulgarian and two Kenyan pilots who were working for the French aid organization Action Against Hunger were reported to have been snatched by unknown gunmen in the town of Dusa Marreb before the aid workers' plane took off.

The U.S.-based antitobacco organization Action on Smoking and Health called this provision a "major victory for public health".

"Operations that are conducted in several locations across the border and two locations in the country, and aim to prevent separatist terror organization actions against our units in the country and along borders, continue," the military's statement said.

Our organizations' sister c4 organizations, Action for the Common Good and Center for Popular Democracy Action Fund will also merge to create a newly powerful Action for the Common Good.

Our results are contingent upon the stage of the initiative because organizations' actions exert more influence in initiatives that lack a history of prior suggestions.

However, other measures (e.g. subsidies to partially fund purchase, breeding, and sheepdog sale promotions between producers, as well as non-governmental organizations actions) could be implemented to encourage farmers to use sheepdogs (e.g. Marker et al. 2003).

The company is called Recorded Future, and it scours tens of thousands of websites, blogs and Twitter accounts to find the relationships between people, organizations, actions and incidents -- both present and still-to-come.