Sentence examples for organization to consider from inspiring English sources

A leadership crisis at The Bay Citizen led the organization to consider the merger.

"I don't mind bringing pressure to an organization to consider changing the rules," Ferrell said.

And the United States has remained agnostic on Europe's push to get the World Trade Organization to consider imposing standards on investment and competition.

But Manager Jerry Manuel said a strong outing by Knight on Saturday could force the organization to consider keeping him around for a bit.

If you don't see any access features such as ramps, automatic door openers, or elevators, ask the business or organization to consider installing them.

The Civil Rights Act of 1964 guarantees the right of religious organizations to consider religion in hiring.

It is a tough time for many organizations to consider such a commitment, because donations have dropped off and money is short.

Governments and regulators are pressing organizations to consider data security and privacy.

The social dimension encourages organizations to consider their impact on society and addresses issues such as community relations, support for education, and charitable contributions.

Although ADM follows all the principles of MDE, ADM does not preclude source-to-source migrations (where appropriate) but encourages user organizations to consider modernization from an analysis and design perspective.

Such success stories are leading an increasing number of organizations to consider standardizing their processes, driving the need for well-founded guidance on BPS decisions (Ludwig et al. 2011; Manrodt and Vitasek 2004; Rosenkranz et al. 2010).