Sentence examples for organization whose work from inspiring English sources
An organization whose work requires some interdependent effort and common values.
"It's an organization whose work I've admired for a long time, but what makes the headlines is the work of their doctors and their humanitarian missions.
It will be directed by Gabriel Byrne, the actor, and produced by Mr. Byrne, the actor Liam Neeson and Culture Project, a New York-based performance organization whose work focuses on human rights issues.
I'm happy to be a teaching artist and director of a literary organization whose work (while never secure) takes me throughout this region and down to New York City.
The medal honors an individual or organization whose work has deepened the nation's understanding of the human experience, broadened citizens' engagement with history and literature, or helped preserve and expand Americans' access to cultural resources.
The National Humanities Medal honors a person or organization whose work has deepened the national understanding of the human experience, broadened citizen engagement with history and literature or helped preserve and expand Americans' access to cultural resources.
This is also true for nonprofit organizations, whose work within communities to enhance political efficacy is structured within a larger political economy.
Off-campus employment is ordinarily with public or private nonprofit organizations whose work performance requirements are not political or sectarian in nature.
At issue is a constitutional challenge to the 2008 law filed on behalf of human rights, labor, legal, and news media organizations whose work requires sensitive telephone and e-mail communication with people abroad.
As late as Wednesday, they said, Bush advisers were still asking evangelical groups for lists of religious organizations whose work they could mention when the Mr. Bush's initiatives are unveiled.
That means investors or donors should look for organizations whose work in one location is transferable to other locations and that have produced the same results elsewhere, for example.
