Sentence examples for organization managed by from inspiring English sources
Mr. Liu called the architects of the scheme a "multinational fraud organization" managed by at least three different Taiwanese crime gangs.
In 2013, the Consumer Energy Alliance, an advocacy organization managed by HBW Resources, issued an economic analysis finding that the Keystone XL pipeline would generate $580.2 million in direct spending over two years in Nebraska.
Each haul from the bars brings in between two and three tons of glass on average — not bad, given that the resources of Green Glass Green, the tiny nongovernmental organization managed by Ms. Lai, extend to just a few part-time drivers and volunteers.
The issues include a familiar list of problems, which over the last decade have contributed to the closing of five hospitals throughout Connecticut, the merger of some hospitals into health care systems and the conversion of Sharon Hospital into a for-profit organization managed by the Essent Healthcare in Tennessee earlier this year.
They can form a subsidiary organization managed by a business enterprise board if they want to run a part of their enterprise for profit. 5.
According to the International Association of Science Parks (IASP), a technological park is an organization managed by specialized professionals that aims to increase the local community's wealth by promoting innovation culture and industrial and institutional competitiveness.
Free the data c is a project initiated by a consortium of organizations, managed by Genetic Alliance which is a non-profit health advocacy organization.
Organizations managed by a board, as many NGOs are, seldom referred clients to other organizations managed by a board.
The Great Lakes Information Network (GLIN) is a partnership of public and private organizations managed by the Great Lakes Commission, an eight-state compact agency.
Known as "cereal banks", they are essentially storage organizations managed by the small farmers themselves, who are responsible for purchasing the cereal immediately after the harvest, storing it and selling it back to the villagers at the lowest possible price in the period of shortage.
In 1990, Tread Lightly, a program formed by the Forest Service to promote responsible off-roading, became a private nonprofit organization, managed and financed by companies like Ford Motor and Toyota.
