Sentence examples for organizations draw from inspiring English sources

"Usually these organizations draw on two themes," he said.

Most such organizations draw their membership primarily from college or university students.

We've all become empowered by the choices at our fingertips, but we — bloggers, TV viewers — don't necessarily have the skill and depth of experience that news organizations draw upon.

The national party organizations draw up lists of approved candidates from which local parties can select their own shortlists; the national parties can remove names from the approved lists at any time.

Mr. Geoghan said that as the volunteer pools the organizations draw upon become increasingly professional, with higher-level skills and broader work experiences, the organizations leaders should respond by formalizing relationships with their volunteers.

Minneapolis' cultural organizations draw creative people and audiences to the city for theater, visual art, writing and music.

Each of the other television news organizations drew the same conclusion in a matter of minutes.

The 1999 convention in Seattle, in which the four minority organizations drew together under the banner "Unity: Journalists of Color," drew about 1,900 members of the black journalists' association.

In August, the board of one of New York City's most respected social services organizations drew widespread attention when it fired its executive director, William E. Rapfogel, because it believed he had been taking large kickbacks from its insurance broker.

Much of this literature explores the ways in which neoliberal reforms created new patterns of service delivery based on complex sets of organizations drawn from all of the public, private, and voluntary sectors.

Pakistani officials suspect that the attack was carried out by a freshly minted coalition of militant organizations drawn from the remnants of extremist groups scattered during a crackdown General Musharraf ordered earlier this year.