Sentence examples for organization largely from inspiring English sources

Today, MI6 is a civilian organization largely resembling the U.S. CIA.

They're also seeking to create a greater culture of growth inside the organization, largely focused on innovation.

In defending his actions, Mr. McAuliffe also pointed the finger at the Democratic Governors Association, noting that that organization largely determines which gubernatorial campaigns to finance.

After the democratic revolutions in eastern Europe in 1989, the organization largely lost its purpose and power, and changes in policies and name in 1990 91 reflected the disintegration.

According to another Yemeni official, who spoke on the condition of anonymity because the investigation is continuing, the teacher worked for a vocational institute for people with disabilities that was established by the International Trade and Development Center, a charitable organization largely financed by churches.

According to another Yemeni official, who spoke on the condition of anonymity because the investigation is continuing, the teacher worked for a vocational institute for people with disabilities that was established by the Swedish Free Mission, a charitable organization largely financed by churches.

And yet most news organizations largely ignore the issue".

While critical comments were filed by Dow Jones and some members of the Society of American Business Editors and Writers, other news organizations largely remained silent.

Cook attributes her challenges with breaking in to these markets to the fact that the organizations largely contract with national distributors.

But his social venture, called IsraeLife, had an impossible time giving the system away to volunteer organizations, largely because the organizations were suspicious of giveaways — they demanded exclusive rights or they got mired in red tape related to receiving gifts.

There is an aggressive new news business, including, but hardly limited to, the Huffington Post, the Drudge Report, Business Insider, Buzzfeed, Politico, Yahoo News, and Google News, built on the idea of producing full service news products with significantly fewer resources and at significantly less cost than traditional news organizations – largely, by recycling free digital news feeds.