Sentence examples for organization out from inspiring English sources

"We are a climate and energy news organization, out to cover the issues that aren't being covered by the mainstream," said Mr. Sassoon.

By Clifford Orr and Wolcott Gibbs The New Yorker, June 17 , 1939P. 13 An organization out in Hollywood is called the Cavaliers, thirty men handled by Mrs. Ken Maynard, formerly the wife of the cowboy actor.

Many critics, including some of the Republican presidential candidates as well as Vice President Dick Cheney, had accused the newspaper of giving subsidized rates to MoveOn, a liberal antiwar organization, out of sympathy with its views.

Instead, it means assessing the needs of individuals, not just the analysts and key decision makers, but across the whole organization, out to the front-line of operations.

"One of the side effects was to solidify organized crime and create a real, international organization out of what was, in essence, small criminal groups," Finckenauer told me.

He had to build an organization out of nothing.

This is a reckless effort to cripple an irreplaceable organization out of pure politics.

Organizations in Kirkos reported lower average numbers of referrals to other organizations (out-degree) and received referrals from other organizations (in-degree) than did organizations in Kolfe Keranyo.

What organization pays out the American subsidies?

A national police organization carries out law enforcement.

The informal organization fell out of favour in the 1960s.