Sentence examples for organization to break from inspiring English sources

Lamoriello forced the organization to break the addiction, cold turkey.

Back in 1945, Feller, always outspoken, had created a controversy involving Robinson soon after Robinson had been signed by the Brooklyn Dodgers organization to break baseball's color barrier.

The Shalit deal, he believes, was part of a "very detailed, sophisticated plan" by Hamas, which the United States and the European Union have labeled a terrorist organization, to break free from its Gaza enclave and secure greater legitimacy "at least in the international arena, if not in the eyes of Israel," before Palestinian elections, scheduled for May.

Last week, Hunter sat down in front of the media and most of the Twins organization to break the obvious news, that at age 40, he was stiff and sore and that 17-plus seasons in the big leagues was going to have to suffice.

And past hesitance among some news organizations to break big news about a leading candidate close to Election Day seems to be ebbing in the news environment of three major 24-hour cable news networks and the Internet.

As a result, it's critical for these organizations to break down any assumptions about IR, and both assign and confirm ownership as part of this process.

On Wednesday, dozens of civilians in Daraya, a town southwest of Damascus, held signs calling on various international organizations to break a siege on the region that had been ongoing for over three years.

The credits have rolled on Neighbors 2, but a new season of sorority recruitment on the heels of the the film presents yet another timely opportunity for sorority women to ask their national organizations to break the log-jam on this illogical, and most importantly unsafe rule.

[Page C3.] No Deal Made on Low-Price Drugs The World Trade Organization failed to break a yearlong deadlock over how to give countries access to life-saving medicine, but the United States pledged that until a deal is reached it would not take any country to court if it broke current trade rules and imported cut-rate medicine to the world's poor countries.

The organization seeks to break down the negative connotations often associated with graffiti - "street art" to its supporters - by painting colorful designs in some of Lisbon's most blighted areas.

Preston says he began thinking about a secessionist movement five years ago, when he linked up with the folks behind the proposed 51st State of Jefferson, an organization trying to break California into two states, the northern one encompassing the far more conservative chunk of the state.