Sentence examples for organization commented from inspiring English sources

The truth, of course, is much different: not a single LGBT organization commented publicly on the controversy at all, much less called for Eich's ouster.

Doreen Reegan, a spokesperson for the organization, commented on the singer's decision to include smoking as part of her promotional image, saying: Three-quarters of adult smokers start the habit as teenagers, which is why it is so irresponsible of Rihanna to influence her young fan base in this way .

An interviewee from a relatively small organization commented that they could only send one staff member, thus limiting the capacity building opportunity that TROPIC afforded.

Whether you are a lone blogger or a big news organization, comment threads are a platform you make available to others.

The main Brazilian ethanol industry organization (UNICA) commented that such studies missed the continuing intensification of cattle production already underway.

As David Hutchison of the United Kingdom-based non-profit organization Social Finance commented, "People woke up after the financial crisis and realized how they invested their money was an important consideration".

The main Brazilian ethanol industry organization (UNICA) commented that this study and other calculations of land-use impacts are missing a key factor, the fact that in Brazil "cattle production and pasture has been intensifying already and is projected to do so in the future".

A spokesman for the organization said that neither Mr. Bustani nor the organization would comment on the administration's highly unusual call for Mr. Bustani's resignation.

"We need to support these organizations, too," commented another student, tapping the table with some of the materials I had distributed from groups like Advocates for Youth, Planned Parenthood and Sea Change.

An analysis* by Public Citizen's Bright Lines Project has found that 67percentt of organizations that commented on the new proposed rules for nonprofit political activity are encouraging the Treasury Department and the IRS to continue the rulemaking rather than allow the current, vague, test for political activity to remain.

Asked if someone in the organization could comment on allegations that affiliate members were involved in the recent attacks, Mr. Nakamura said: "I don't know such things.