Sentence examples for organization employed from inspiring English sources
At the time of the study, the home care programs of this large primary care organization employed 632 part- or full-time employees organized according to specific clienteles such as older client care, palliative care, mental care, newborn care and postsurgical care, with 566 of these employees directly involved in providing home care.
While their organization employed formal educational strategies (e.g., courses and departmental visits), interviewees tended to value more informal learning derived from face-to-face contact with peers and supervisors, especially when being novices.
I think one can safely assume that Fox News wasn't the only organization employing sock puppets.
Today, the organization employs about 50 survivors at its farm, cafe and studio, and helps employ more than 1,500 women globally.
Ms. McMahon also has a large campaign organization, employing 20 people compared with 10 workers each for the Simmons and Dodd campaigns.
The organization employs 337 full-time employees and 369 "full-time equivalents" annually that it says cost a total of about $69 million.
Then, in 2007, new ethics rules barred lawmakers from accepting meals, travel and gifts from lobbyists or any organization employing them.
The organization employs students to stand outside supermarkets, knock on the doors or wait patiently - or impatiently -- on the phone seeking answers from state agencies, hospitals and others providers on how to get health care for the poor.
Officials say that Mr. bin Laden's organization employs stringent security measures, and that sensitive information about its operations is closely held by an inner circle of trusted aides.
The organization employs more than 650 people in more than 20 programs; on a recent afternoon, I spent some time walking around Harlem, dropping in on one program after another.
The organization employs sustainability practices across the entire enterprise and includes customers, suppliers, and partners.
