Sentence examples for organization to join from inspiring English sources

Last week, she announced that she was leaving the organization to join Richard Branson's Virgin Sport.

Azure partnered with Tri-County, a Texas non-profit organization, to join in patent enforcement activities.

Mr. Beame, who had never stepped out of line, broke with the Democratic organization to join Mr. Wagner, who won.

The backing from Norway should help OPEC by encouraging other oil producers outside the organization to join its cutback effort.

Height subsequently used her position to call on the black community to make itself more independent, placing special emphasis in the 1990s on drawing young people into the organization to join in the war against drugs, illiteracy, and unemployment.

It became first an associate (1961) and later a full member (1986) of the European Free Trade Association before leaving that organization to join the European Union (EU) in 1995.

Allarangar also appealed to other medical organizations to join in the response.

Every year, he asked Amnesty International and other organizations to join him for a frank roundtable discussion.

Mr. Prophet said H.P. would seek to enlist other companies, many of which already have some affiliation with nongovernmental organizations, to join the smelter program.

Technology has made business more globally connected than ever before, allowing organizations to join forces across professions, geographies, and industries.

Indeed, the editors' group had been scheduled to vote on removing "paper" from its name and allowing Web-only news organizations to join.