Sentence examples for organization has developed from inspiring English sources
The Tides' organization has developed a close relationship with the Navy.
Mendoza is a homegrown Yankee, and club officials put a special emphasis on retaining players the organization has developed.
In the years since Ms. Uttech first approached her bosses about a telecommuting arrangement, the organization has developed a formal work-from-home policy, and now a couple of employees work remotely full time.
In compliance with sustainability-related laws the organization has developed capabilities and skills and encourages individuals to contribute to sustainability programs.
For the NSPO, this is a milestone mission because it's the first program that the organization has developed itself in full, from design through system integration.
The World Wide Web Consortium (W3C), an industry standards organization, has developed a new standard that will give Web surfers access to a site's privacy policy automatically.
This organization had developed at the height of the Dreyfus Affair as a focal point for intellectuals who opposed a new trial for Dreyfus.
He said that rum peddling was a piker's business and that his organization had developed a scientific system just like any other organization with goods to sell, such as the Standard Oil Company or the Uneeda Baking Company, for example.
Frank Newport, editor in chief of the Gallup Polls, said that over the decades his organization had developed ways to whittle the group down to real voters, like asking people where they vote and how much interest they have in the race.
Dr. Kristy Arbogast, the engineering core director for the center for injury research and prevention at the Children's Hospital of Philadelphia, was Ms. Fennell's closest ally in calling for a technical solution, and spoke of a program her organization had developed to evaluate such solutions.
As a result, many universities seeking accreditation from the organization have developed their own methods to fulfill that particular criterion.
