Sentence examples for organization learned from inspiring English sources

Executives throughout the organization learned to turn to Horty to help solve a wide variety of questions and problems.

Dr. Hill said that more than two years ago, after the organization learned of the impending rent increase, it engaged Cushman & Wakefield as its broker.

After a fact-finding mission in September, the organization learned that the AIDS epidemic and famine are devastating countries from Malawi to Zambia.

He added that after his organization learned of de Rothschild's expedition "we relinquished the name and went with Junk Raft instead".

The civil liberties organization learned about the party and its aftermath from medical professionals at the clinic who were taken aback by the girls' requests for tests and notes.

As soon as the band, which is an incorporated nonprofit organization, learned the inauguration committee had accepted its application, parents swung into action trying to secure transportation and hotel rooms.

With that kind of perceptual organization, learning can become quick and easy.

His courses were so distinguished in organization, learning, and clarity that in 1861 Alexander II asked him to serve also as a tutor to his sons during the time they spent in Moscow each year.

"Not talking about [failure] is the worst thing you can do, as it means you're not helping the rest of the organization learn from it," said Jill Vialet, who runs the nonprofit Playworks.

The term mutual learning refers to how the organization learn from its members while at the same time its members learn from the organization.

Finally, we provide evidence on how an organization learns by trial-and-error how to harden soft accounting information by changing the players and the comparability of the soft accounting information.