Sentence examples for organization contracted from inspiring English sources

The shelter is run by Westhab, a nonprofit housing and social services organization contracted by the county to operate about two-thirds of its total homeless housing.

Mr. Eason had been living in a 14-bed group home on East Fifth Street run by AHRC New York City, a nonprofit organization contracted by the state to care for developmentally disabled individuals.

Demos, a nonpartisan research organization, contracted with Knowledge Networks to conduct the survey in February and March to gauge the impact of the recession as well as of the Credit Card Accountability Responsibility and Disclosure Act of 2009.

Once the "porting" of a number is complete, an acknowledgment of that transaction is then sent to a neutral organization contracted by the federal government, the Number Portability Administration Center, or NPAC, which completes the process.

He was kicked and beaten, as well as stabbed multiple times by a member or members of the organization contracted to keep order and guard the stage: the Hell's Angels, a name that suits the double nature of Dionysus.

But the heart of the ruling was on the procedural matter over whether Disability Advocates, a private nonprofit organization contracted to provide services for people with mental illness, had the legal standing to sue state agencies and officials on their behalf.

"It's frustrating," said Mr. Ruckdaeschel, who previously worked for organizations contracted by the Illinois child welfare system.

Because rooftop pressure loadings are high due to flow separation, SEAOC and other organizations contracted boundary layer wind tunnel tests of panels attached to rooftops to ascertain if the ASCE7-10 equipment loadings were appropriate.

As part of the transformation waiver, Texas lawmakers expanded Medicaid managed care, a cost-saving program in which health maintenance organizations contracted by the state receive a flat rate to care for Medicaid patients.

Examples include a study of policy implementation in human service organizations contracting to provide welfare-to-work services, published in Administration & Society, and her current research interest in the negotiation of competing institutional logics in social enterprise organizations.

They're generally administered in hospitals and outpatient clinics and sold through hospital purchasing organization contracts, not through retail pharmacies or pharmacy benefit managers.