Sentence examples for organization both from inspiring English sources

In many an organization, both approaches are used simultaneously.

It was a sport lacking in organization, both athletically and academically.

At the same time, though, consider what your current organization both expects and needs from you.

Kaelber works as the director of community engagement at a nonprofit organization; both of the women work in health care.

These gatherings — of an old and a new organization — both mark America's changing place in the world.

Her father is a lawyer in private practice and her mother is an executive secretary at Hadassah, the Jewish charitable organization, both in New York.

Another fundamental part of its social mission is promoting self-organization — both because it's a fundamental right (of the employee) but also because it helps the bottom line.

Cambridge and the Trump Organization both declined requests for comment.

Opponents of the sale contend that the Saudis have bankrolled Syria and the Palestine Liberation Organization, both of which have been linked to terrorist activities.

Mr. Nader is a staunch critic of the North American Free Trade Agreement and the World Trade Organization, both of which he depicts as evidence of a "corporate globalization" that harms worker rights and the environment.

The proposed bill would ratify two international treaties negotiated under the authority of the World Intellectual Property Organization, both of which have the backing of some of the nation's largest media companies and software publishers.