Sentence examples for organization deserves from inspiring English sources
Alissa, who now balances her college study with part-time work at a restaurant and at Fair Girls, an antitrafficking organization, deserves the last word.
They serve as yet another example of the disaster of institutional secrecy, of the danger when officials decide that an organization deserves protecting more than a child.
This year marks the 100th anniversary of the Naumburg Orchestral Concerts, and the organization deserves credit not only for its perseverance but also for its adventuresome programming.
"The organization deserves a lot of credit for having patience, letting these guys develop and giving them an opportunity to play".
As for an unseemly matter now playing out in baseball, new details suggest that the White Sox organization deserves plaudits for institutional candor, with one employee exhibiting a moral courage we would all like to think we could muster.
Tapani says that Acosta, in his second season as pitching coach with the Cubs (he had been a pitching coach in the Yankees' organization), deserves some credit for the success of the pitching.
The city deserved it, the organization deserved it and we wanted to make it happen for all of them.
For trading the devoutly religious quarterback, televangelist Pat Robertson believes Manning and the Broncos organization deserve to be punished.
Each and everyone in the organization deserve your respect.
Executives at Kind and its agency, Green Team in New York, call the campaign "cause-driven" because the donations are not being determined by the public's voting for which organizations deserve the money, as is the case with campaigns like the Pepsi Refresh Project, sponsored by PepsiCo.
While proponents argue that faith-based organizations deserve "equal treatment" when it comes to disbursing public funds, their demand for a Title VII exemption for religious groups -- an exemption whose limits will be difficult to define -- amounts, opponents say, to a form of preferential treatment.
