Sentence examples for organization concluded from inspiring English sources

The clear choice is the $10 bill, the organization concluded, because Hamilton was not a president.

On Tuesday in the Rose Theater the organization concluded its New York season with the annual Irene Diamond gala concert.

The organization concluded that "after 40 years, a school building begins rapid deterioration; and after 60 years most schools are abandoned".

But Dr. Blackwelder said the organization concluded that endorsing Mr. Nader would be tantamount to helping to elect Gov. George W. Bush, the Republican nominee.

The Institute of Medicine, the nation's most prestigious scientific advisory organization, concluded last year that the agency's system for ensuring the safety of drugs needed an overhaul.

But an informal survey by the Civic Center, an immigrant advocacy organization, concluded that Brazilians constitute 8percentt of Mount Vernon's residents.

The 319-page study, published yesterday by the Henry L. Stimson Center, a nonprofit public policy research organization, concludes, among other things, that the administration should stop initiating emergency preparedness training programs and abolish the expensive National Guard teams established to help states and cities in the event of a chemical or germ warfare attack.

Walls and Bridges: Season 3 (Friday) The third part of a French and American cultural series, presented by a French arts organization, concludes with discussions on catastrophes at 5 30 and 7 35 p.m. Earlier sessions of the series, presented by the Conseil de la Création Artistique of the French government, ran Jan . 27to Feb. 4 and April 11-21.

Studies by various environmental organizations conclude that the acid rain program (upon which Clear Skies is patterned) has not created any hot spots.

Not all organizations conclude explicit agreements to determine the objectives of this relationship or to establish the role and responsibilities of each party.

The results of an eight-year study published in Research in the Sociology of Organizations concludes that networking not only helps with career advancement, it is "crucial to achieving and demonstrating professional competence".