Sentence examples for organization for about from inspiring English sources

The Cubs have been scouting the Yankees' entire organization for about two weeks, and Yankee officials have been concerned, as they wait to hear from the Cubs, that the asking price will be exorbitant.

"When all those women were fired like that, it had an enormous effect," said Denise Fuschs, a French activist who heads European Women's Lobby, an umbrella organization for about 3,000 feminist associations.

The Gate Worldwide, which has worked with the organization for about a year and a half, proposed "three very different campaigns," Ms. Alcorn said, and the one with the images that evoke boxing matches "certainly was the one of the three that got the most attention and the most discussion".

Though anybody can visit Tonys.org at any time, and Mr. Pesner himself works part time for the Tony organization for about half the year putting it together (the rest of the year he is a freelance writer and editor), the site is truly active for only about six weeks, starting the week before the nominations are announced in early May.

Under the agreement, the developer has agreed to restrict all construction to 620 acres on the western side of his land and to sell most of the eastern portion — more than 1,200 acres of pristine forest — to the Trust for Public Land, a national nonprofit organization, for about $14 million.

The countries that belong to the organization accounted for about 71percentt of global gross domestic product in 2007, according to the World Bank.

The Geneva-based organization accounts for about a quarter of the world's money to fight the three diseases.

Before then, Emily's List, a progressive group that supports Democratic women running for office, reported that about 1,000 women annually contacted their organization for information about running.

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Outfielder Timo Perez arrived in Mets camp today and apologized to his teammates and the organization for lying about his age.

A member of the board of directors of Physicians for Reproductive Choice and Health, an organization of about 2,000 doctors who promote abortion rights, Dr. Tamarin said he was not worried about abortion opponents.