Sentence examples for organization whose founder from inspiring English sources

The directors of the Graham troupe are now faced with the problem of any dance organization whose founder has died.

He was aided in his escape by WikiLeaks, the antisecrecy organization, whose founder said he helped arrange special refugee travel documents from Ecuador.

The latter's sound has been substantially shaped by label Crème Organization, whose founder DJ TLR celebrates 15 years in the game by headlining here.

The hospital is a project of Partners in Health, an exemplary nongovernmental organization whose founder, Paul Farmer, has spoken forcefully about the need to break bad old habits of international aid, which in half a century has never reached the goal of creating a functioning country run by Haitians for Haitians.

During the same two-year period, the Mercer foundation contributed $500,000 to Berkeley Earth, a nonprofit research organization whose founder, Richard Muller, is a physicist and onetime climate change skeptic who declared in 2012 that his research shows that humans are indeed driving global warming.

The other start-up is a medium-sized organization, whose founder, investor and director has been managing five business start-ups, servicing 50%% of their customers in the US, 25%% in Europe, and the remaining in Australia.

The organization, whose founders include experts in community development and sports, takes on the renovation of battered city fields, bypassing a school construction process that is notorious for cost overruns and delays.

"It is going to hurt sales of anything that is at all controversial, and if the stores are not going to put the CD's on the shelves, then the record companies are not going to make them," said Jay Rosenthal, a lawyer who represents the Recording Artists Coalition, a lobbying organization whose founders included the performers Don Henley and Sheryl Crow.

(De Beers was also one of the world's great marketing organizations, whose founder, Cecil Rhodes, invented from whole cloth the idea that an expensive diamond was a symbol of love and devotion; decades later, De Beers's marketers came up with the slogan "Diamonds Are Forever". But that's a story for another day).

For instance, the Netherlands-based organization Nawaat.org (whose founder had created a Google Map of secret Tunisian prisons a couple of years ago) would post videos originating on Facebook (and no doubt mostly shot with cell phones) to its posterous blog, where activists would find them and spread them through every online channel imaginable.

Jon Coupal, the head of the Howard Jarvis Taxpayers Assn.., the anti-tax organization whose namesake founder was the author of Proposition 13, said it might seem like California's changing demographics and political attitudes would weaken Proposition 13's hold on the electorate.