Sentence examples for organization living from inspiring English sources

Some run into difficulties at work if they need more time to recuperate than anticipated, said Diane Zocchia, a kidney donor who works for the National Kidney Registry, a nonprofit group that assists in living-kidney donation, and who is starting a new organization, Living Kidney Donors Alliance.

Emin Huseynov, brother of Mehman and head of IRFS, a media freedom organization, living in exile in the US, said via email that Mehman before his 2017 arrest and imprisonment had been investigating and reporting on the luxury real estate of high Azerbaijani officials, which was purchased with money gained through corruption.

This month, the cancer-support organization Living Beyond Breast Cancer published a guide for the 2,600 men diagnosed with breast cancer every year.

His family originated in Yemen, and intelligence officials said thousands of agents of his Qaeda organization lived in Yemen, where they are organized into cells and retain a measure of protection from the government.

But his organization lived on.

I insist that this organization lives up to the standard of behavior we expect of others.

Shina Loremikan, who runs an anti-corruption organization, lives in Ajegunle, Lagos's biggest and most dangerous slum, across a canal from the port.

Richard Schrader, a senior staff member for a national environmental organization, lives in Amherst, Mass., where politics start liberal and traipse left.

But Mr. Malbrunot, 41, a journalist with the daily Figaro, has observed the Iraqi insurgency from the inside, seen its organization, lived its reasoning.

She and her husband, who works for a nonprofit organization, live in a one-bedroom apartment in Manhattan with their two children (Bea has a younger brother, David), who attend public school.

The organization lived up to its "Individuals Caring for Individuals, Together" promise, and revenue recovered by the end of the year.