Sentence examples for organization directed by from inspiring English sources
The interfaith coalition is part of a larger drive organized by Democracy Works, the nonprofit organization directed by Ms. Hamilton.
(The Comintern was the Communist International, an organization, directed by Moscow, to aid Communist parties worldwide).
New Choreographers on Point, an organization directed by Michael Kraus, Meg Gurin-Paul and Ruth Chester, seeks to give emerging choreographers opportunities to display their talents.
The experiment was conducted by the Center for Design of Industrial Schedules, a nonprofit organization directed by Dr. Charles A. Czeisler, an associate professor of medicine at the Harvard Medical School who is associated with Brigham and Women's Hospital.
On Saturday afternoon the work's festive intent was revived, when prominent New York musicians played it to celebrate the 10th anniversary of Avant Media, a New York nonprofit new-music organization directed by the composer Randy Gibson.
Brett Lauer, of the Poetry Society of America (the organization, directed by the former New Yorker poetry editor Alice Quinn, chose the poems), says of the impact of the works on passengers, "They remember where they were going when they first read a poem," a pretty remarkable thing in the middle of the subway's signature blend of chaos and monotony.
"We're … trying to see if the motive was something inspired by a terrorist organization or directed by a terrorist organization, or whether he was self-radicalized," said the source, who requested anonymity because the investigation is ongoing.
Much of the organization is directed by the emergency management office.
A former SARC official who worked in Deir Ezzor and other cities between 2009 and 2012 before fleeing Syria said that the organization is directed by Assad's regime.
The RIAA, the MPAA, and their associated ancillary organizations are directed by the head executives of the cartel corporations.
The traditional approach to public health governance is directed by hierarchical organization designed to direct, control, and/or to even prevent interactions.
