Sentence examples for organization locked from inspiring English sources

The organization locked itself into a glaring asymmetry.

"Some internationals have been taking vacations or been encouraged to take vacations over the election period, and some organizations have locked down their staff inside their compounds," Smith said, though the exodus has been smaller than in previous elections.

The strike was the biggest on the United Nations in Afghanistan in its half-century of work here and forced the organization to lock down its operations as it reviewed security nationwide.

Organizations lock in on the things that helped them succeed early on.

"What you need to understand to be successful in an organization is usually locked in the heads of other people, not in a handbook or policy manual," he said.

On the app layer, Clutch Mobile allows organizations to lock down and enforce precise usage policies on specific applications with App Protector, while all other apps are monitored by Clutch Mobile's proprietary app intelligence technology.

But like the competition for real estate, the rivalry for domains with the most desired addresses can be fierce, and it's not uncommon for people or organizations to be locked out of their first choice.

Yet their job can be doubly difficult: Companies and organizations are frequently locked into existing IT approaches and are now told to do more with less.

It centers once again on Stephon Marbury, the veteran point guard with whom the organization appears to be locked in a fatal embrace.

"The best way to disrupt and dismantle a criminal organization is to lock up its leaders and seize their money — so we will work with our Mexican counterparts to locate and extradite, when appropriate, cartel leadership to the United States for prosecution," Attorney General Eric H. Holder Jr. said in July.

"But I think we are more valuable as an independent organization than we would be locked in to a larger group.