Sentence examples for organization more powerful from inspiring English sources

Collective information sharing and collaboration at both inter- and intra-organizational levels can lead to making an organization more powerful (Booz et al. [2010]).

Devon also says that in his search for an organization more powerful than GE he selected the American government because, "American Idol's not on until January".

Other people in the organization are more powerful than him".

While Blancornelas' reporting helped bring some drug lords to justice, the Mexican drug trafficking organizations grew more powerful after his death.

That idea went nowhere, but in late 2006 a different group of philanthropists and activists, including Ben-Ami, began to talk about combining the progressive organizations into a more powerful and influential collective body.

But in 2002 they joined forces with the cinematographers, whose guild already represented publicist-friendly still photographers, in order to form a more powerful organization.

Leaders of Unite the Union and the United Steelworkers, who signed the merger agreement at the steelworkers' convention in Las Vegas on Wednesday, made it clear they hoped that other unions would merge with them to form a larger, more powerful organization.

Patricia Matson, the senior vice president of corporate communications for ABC, said the company was already unhappy with the terms but that the merger increased ABC concerns, because it would be dealing with a more powerful organization with control over cable and internet access.

"It's easy to be judgmental but some of the best humanitarian plans, set by more powerful organizations than OLPC, have had to adapt to the realities of supply, demand and distribution in order to reach the best part of their humanitarian goals," said Paola Antonelli, senior curator of architecture and design at the Museum of Modern Art, New York.

The more people who stand behind any future group's leaders, the more powerful the organization will be.

And the more people we inspire to live our organization's brand promise, the more powerful our fundraising efforts -- and, in the end, our programs -- can be.