Sentence examples for organization to create a from inspiring English sources
He teamed up with Accion, a microfinance organization, to create a new program called Brewing the American Dream.
In this book Neruda moves beyond the lucid, conventional lyricism of Twenty Love Poems, abandoning normal syntax, rhyme, and stanzaic organization to create a highly personalized poetic technique.
The South African government asked the intellectual property organization to create a policy that would prohibit the registration of official or common names of sovereign nations except by the nations themselves.
The supporters are, in other words, as determined as the players and the organization to create a club culture, common in men's top-flight football but almost unknown in the women's game.
Trustmarker allows any organization to create a branded Trustmark that can be embedded on a site easily.
In the latter case, it's not just creating content, but actually working with the organization to create a more automated and objective form of judging.
The right revived the fortunes of the postwar Republican Party, offering ideas, institutions and grass-roots organization to create an effective coalition, while the radical left, from the 1930s on, has been a burden to the Democratic Party.
It would subsidize city agencies and community-based organizations to create a total of 2,500 jobs.
The author also points out that the AgChat Foundation has partnered with several organizations to create a grassroots effort to help ranchers who lost so much.
Earlier this year, Jonathan Soros and Donnelly merged organizations to create a super PAC called Every Voice Action; other progressive groups, such as Wolf PAC and CounterPAC, are supporting candidates who pledge to pursue finance reform.
It is increasingly serious business and is even a genuine business for Infostrada Sports, a Dutch-based company that is licensing its research to news organizations to create a virtual medal table while also providing statistics to a number of national Olympic committees, many of whom are doing their own detailed studies based on trends and results.
