Sentence examples for organization whose aim from inspiring English sources

Mr. Reynes is president of an organization whose aim is to restore the population of bears, now near extinction, in the Pyrenees mountains, which separate Spain and France.

With associates in Messali Hadj's party, Ben Bella founded the Organisation Spéciale (OS), a paramilitary organization whose aim was to take up arms as quickly as possible.

To put it another way, does Mr. Shapiro believe it's ever permissible to kill an American in a foreign country when that American is a traitor who has taken a leadership role in an organization whose aim is to cause harm to the United States and to kill Americans, both military and civilian?

In consequence, this is of interest to the management of the organization, whose aim is to provide services to the community and to make the organization economically viable.

EBNIC is essentially a "virtual" organization whose aim is to facilitate European scientists and industries who wish to interact with China in the field of biotechnology.

The summer after eleventh grade I went to Lima, Peru, with a volunteer organization whose aim was cross-cultural studies.

Over the past few years, Europe has spawned many fringe political movements, anti-establishment parties and new nongovernmental organizations whose aim is to expose and combat corruption.

Phillips' other panelist, Meredith Dodson, is the director of domestic campaign for RESULTS, an organization whose projects aim to address the root causes of poverty.

It was viewed as "an extremist organization whose main aim is the overthrow of Gairy and his government (by force if other means fail) and the setting up in its place of a people's revolutionary regime".

He had been invited to speak by an organization called The Common Good, whose aim is to promote nonpartisan dialogue, although the audience of lawyers, journalists, and philanthropists seemed to reflect Manhattan-skewing demographics.

Ms. Beatie, 42, is the executive director of the Colorado Water Trust, a nonprofit organization in Denver whose aim is to restore and protect the flow of water in streams and rivers.