Sentence examples for organization attempts from inspiring English sources

The organization attempts to encourage economic integration in the Caribbean region and achieved partial agreement to a common external tariff and protective policy for the community in 1978.

When that fails, the organization attempts to take her by force, but she escapes, joins Ransom's group at St . Annes, and leads the search for Merlin, who turns up at St. Anne's on his own.

Organizational readiness refers to how an organization attempts to influence the beliefs, attitudes, intentions, and behavior of their organizational members (Armenakis & Bedeian, 1999; Armenakis, Harris, & Mossholder, 1993; Walker, Armenakis, & Bernerth, 2007; Weiner, 2009; Weiner, Amick, & Lee, 2008).

A firm's enterprise strategy is its overarching strategic orientation, addressing questions regarding its general purpose and the specific nature of its relationships with stakeholders along two dimensions: (a) scope, which represents the range of stakeholders the organization attempts to serve, and (b) type, which represents the general motivation behind stakeholder initiatives.

Families USA, a liberal health care reform advocacy organization, attempts to answer that vital question in a report released Thursday.

He also observed that abuse results when a powerful organization attempts to manipulate the press, as the U.S. Navy had apparently tried to do through leaks of information about the investigation.

Ms. Frame also said all of the bagpipe bands the organization attempted to book for this year were already committed to parades on July 4.

She founded the Native American Music Awards, or Nammys, the Native American Music Association, or NAMA, a nonprofit organization attempting to preserve and promote American Indian music traditions.

Rich • As a Red Sox fan, there's nothing more enjoyable than watching the Yankees' organization attempt another unseemly and likely unsuccessful effort to buy a World Series victory.

Too frequently, corticosteroids are used repeatedly on a single joint within a relatively short timeframe, said Dr Dionne Benson, executive director of the Racing Medication and Testing Consortium (RMTC), an umbrella organization attempting to bring drug uniformity to the nation's racetracks.

When you hear the president promise to have some sort of a missile shield in place by 2004, remember that there is nothing so disaster-prone as a large military organization attempting to do something really, really fast.