Sentence examples for organization to go from inspiring English sources

Mr. Dittrich said his group visited in April, and "we were the first organized U.S. business organization to go to Tripoli since the conflict".

Even so, Cramer resisted an offer from Weissmann, who had since joined the Oakland organization, to go back to the minors.

But Ms. Turpin, Environment Tobago's president, said it would be impossible for charitable resources intended for her organization to go astray.

"Breakthrough Nonprofit Branding," a book Ms. Cone wrote with three other women, urges an organization to go "beyond institutional survival to serve a higher purpose" by putting "a larger cause and the outcomes they seek ahead of its organizational needs".

By Rosann Smith, Brendan Gill, and E. B. White The New Yorker, November 17 , 1945P. 21 We have begun to collect ideas and documents for the U. N. Organization to go to work on.

However, with the Pinstripes missing out on the playoffs and television ratings and attendance in decline, there was quite a bit of pressure on the organization to go on one of their patented shopping sprees, and so they did.

To have its new standards met, Children's Services has required child care organizations to go through a lengthy bidding process.

Some religious organizations, including the Roman Catholic Church and Agudath Israel, have opposed previous bills because they would also have required religious organizations to go into their files and turn over allegations of past abuse.

A new Office of Public Diplomacy has been established in the Foreign Ministry, while the State Council Information Office is coordinating China's media and exchange organizations to "go out" (zou chuqu) and establish a foothold in the international media environment and think-tank world.

"Never before," Archbishop Dolan said, setting the tone, "has the federal government forced individuals and organizations to go out into the marketplace and buy a product that violates their conscience.

Let's tell more tax exempt organizations to go piss up a rope.