Sentence examples for organization has decided from inspiring English sources

The organization has decided to produce the film with Glaxo, aiming to deliver a finished picture this year.

Generally, "proceeds" could refer to a percentage of sales, or a percentage of profits or perhaps whatever an organization has decided it ought to mean.

"Two weeks later," he related, "they called me into the office and said the organization has decided to make a change.

I think the organization has decided, right or wrong, that the best thing to do is settle this and put it behind them and move on".

The Academy is sending out the final ballots today, quite possibly the last time snail mail is used now that the organization has decided to shift to electronic voting.

The former general's selection — to be formally announced this fall — is hardly the first time a cultural organization has decided to honor a figure of some debate at its annual fund-raiser.

Yesterday, Mr. Jennings said that he considered it inconsequential that the organization had decided to support a challenger.

In soliciting applications, the health organization had decided to inspect "any company that was legally registered in its own country".

Because of the law, some members of Klippen's organization have decided to no longer sell eggs in California.

He said his organization had decided not participate over concerns that government would be escorting the observers to conflict zones, making it impossible to do impartial interviews.

A spokesman last week added that the organization had decided that the settlement would be less costly and disruptive than protracted litigation.