Sentence examples for organizational head from inspiring English sources

By creating energy and attention, an extended 2012 nomination fight could also offset Mr. Obama's organizational head start.

Mitt Romney is the closest thing to a front-runner, but this is because of his name recognition and organizational head start.

The steps taken Wednesday will begin a race by the party to catch up with the organizational head start that President Obama's campaign has had, a luxury that comes with incumbency and having no major primary challenge to deal with.

Or organizational heads could say they just weren't aware there was a need.

He brought together journalists, politicians, organizational heads, and religious leaders four or five people, at a time.

We recognize that and our custom course offerings are the answer you need to address those organizational challenges head on.

Over the course of centuries it developed a highly sophisticated theology and an elaborate organizational structure headed by the papacy, the oldest continuing absolute monarchy in the world.

Each business venture is run by a seven-member team, including marketing and organizational people headed by a director of operations who is responsible for the success of the project.

Later Tuesday, Democratic officials said President Obama had selected Representative Debbie Wasserman Schultz of Florida to take over as committee chairwoman, leading the party's fund-raising and organizational efforts heading into the 2012 election season.

The Bureau, which is responsible for the Parliament's budgetary, administrative, and organizational matters, is headed by a president and 14 vice presidents who are elected from among Parliament members to terms of 30 months.

The National (NSU), State (SSU) and District Surveillance Units (DSU) are the organizational structures, each headed by a surveillance officer and supported by epidemiologists, microbiologists, data entry operators and data managers.