Sentence examples for organization to study from inspiring English sources

Civic Economics, a consulting firm for local businesses, was hired by Mr. Landon's organization to study economic activity in San Francisco, Colma, Daly City and South San Francisco.

Benvenisti established an organization to study the situation in the West Bank, and, in a book of essays published in 1989 called "The Shepherd's War," he warned that the occupation was becoming "irreversible".

Presumably, he does not mean that in spirit he is one of the men who, according to virtually every independent human-rights organization to study their activties, have kidnapped, tortured, raped & murdered hundreds of civilians.

Consumer groups say the issue has already been examined, most recently in 2008, when the Securities and Exchange Commission asked the RAND Corporation, a nonprofit organization, to study the business practices of broker-dealers and investment advisers.

In response to the accusations linking C.H.A. families and crime, the housing authority commissioned Susan Popkin, a senior fellow at the Urban Institute, a nonpartisan research organization, to study the impact of the Plan for Transformation on crime.

In keeping with the changes being considered by the Four A's leaders, Mr. Dusenberry said he would like the organization to study ways to raise the profile of the O'Tooles, like adding cash prizes, asking clients to attend the ceremony and moving it to the annual creative conference in the fall from the annual management conference in the spring.

They called on healthcare organizations to study that problem further, to work to decrease the stigma surrounding staying home and to set up workable systems to support sick leave policies.

The National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences (NIEHS) has invested considerable time and resources in conjunction with other U.S.-based and international organizations to study issues relevant to global environmental health.

The CEH movement also encouraged academic and health organizations to study the impact of the environment on infant and child health.

We analyzed data from 5 managed care organizations to study uptake patterns of MCV4 among adolescents during 2005 in relation to ACIP recommendations, and the timing of licensure through the GBS investigation[ 6].

In one report, women who used drugs and had acquired or were at risk for HIV infection were recruited through street outreach, needle exchange sites, a prison, and local community based organizations to study the service needs of out-of-treatment drug users and the ability of an interactive case management intervention to address those needs.