Sentence examples for organizations driven from inspiring English sources

The Indiana law also embraces an expanded definition of personhood, to protect corporations, firms and other organizations driven by religious beliefs.

Some organizations driven by extreme ideologies, in particular on the left, took to terrorism as the way of trying to destroy what they considered an unjust, oppressive economic, social and political system.

"Work Insights is a tool built specifically to help businesses measure and understand the impact of digital transformation within their organizations, driven by G Suite," Reena Nadkarni, a group product manager for G Suite, explains in today's announcement.

"Organizations driven by purpose and values outperformed the market fifteen-to-one and outperformed comparison companies six-to-one, according to Build to Last co-authors, Jim Collins and Jerry Porras.

Just like Congo's last strongman, Mobutu Sese Seko, the dictator who ruled what was then Zaire for more than 30 years and robbed this country blind, Mr. Kabila and Co. have steadily siphoned government coffers to buy villas around the world and fancy cars while Congolese children with protruding bellybuttons rub their stomachs alongside the road as aid organizations drive past.

RQ 2. Typically, organizations drive the design and use of RAs in an unsystematic manner (Eklund et al. [2005]).

She is also authoring a series of leadership books designed to help professionals and organizations drive growth through their people.

The Great Recession upended many huge organizations, drove others entirely out of business and shocked us all out of our complacency.

9 Nevertheless, despite the difficulties associated with categorising ethnic identity, 10 12 and those associated with collecting accurate information from patients/callers, the clear recommendation is that "only by using the data (of self-assigned ethnicity), even when of suboptimal quality, and remaining close to it can healthcare organizations drive up quality".

Osborne retired as Nebraska's coach in 1997, one year before Redmond started her organization, driven by the suicide of the pregnant girlfriend of Giants defensive back Tito Wooten, not long after he was accused of assaulting her.

It's a lot like WHOI; it's an organization driven by individual success.