Sentence examples for organization is engaged from inspiring English sources

There are few constraints, but the projects usually address issues that the organization is engaged with, like incarceration and immigration in the United States, the strengthening of democracy in the former Soviet Union and Europe, discrimination against the Roma, land rights in Africa and the effects of war.

He added, "In reviewing the cease-fires, I will give particular weight to any substantiated information that a paramilitary organization is engaged in training, targeting, acquisition or development of arms or weapons, or any similar preparations for a terrorist campaign in Northern Ireland or elsewhere".

She decided not to mention the Knight Foundation who as an organization is engaged in serious work to support the city in our loftier pursuits.

The organization is engaged in a vicious circle of deficits, although declining from 2.5 billion euros in 2012 to 1.2 billion euros in 2013, which generally characterize the domestic social insurance system [ 3].

Dr. Benjamin Chu, the president of the New York City Health and Hospitals Corporation, which includes Bellevue, said in a statement yesterday that the organization is "engaging in a thorough re-examination" of hospital security with the Police Department.

The N.C.A.A.'s consideration of a 96-team field prompted criticism that it would dilute the tournament, hurt the regular season and create the impression that the organization was engaged in a money grab.

"While the state attorney general's office cannot enforce federal immigration law in this case, my office can investigate potentially misleading or deceptive practices, and I believe this organization was engaging in questionable practices," said Bill McCollum, the state attorney general.

Last month Runion filed a grievance with USA Boxing against members of the National Collegiate Boxing Association, claiming that in response to the formation of the new league, the organization was engaging in unsportsmanlike behavior by not allowing U.S.I.B.A. athletes to participate in collegiate boxing competitions.

More than 12,000 humanitarian assistance workers from 13 UN agencies, the International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies, and more than 80 nongovernmental organizations were engaged in delivering more than $650 million in aid.

More than a dozen educational foundations and nonprofit organizations are engaged in similar work, and last year Eli Broad, chairman of the Los Angeles-based financial services company Sun America, said he was setting aside $100 million for urban school systems, to help train principals and superintendents.

More and more, foundations and other development organizations are engaged in such evidence-based policy formulation.