Sentence examples for organizations ended from inspiring English sources

Uncomfortable with contradicting a man they believed (wrongly) was wildly popular with the public, most news organizations ended up giving Reagan a pass.

"If accountable care organizations end up stifling rather than unleashing competition," said Jon Leibowitz, the chairman of the trade commission, "we will have let one of the great opportunities for health care reform slip away".

It also reported 5,000 new "paying organizations," ending the quarter with 39,000.

All too often, organizations end up spending endless cycles attempting to move data in order to analyze it when they should instead be focusing on bringing the analytics to the data.

Everyone in the organization ended up in prison.

At the time, Republicans in Congress were threatening a government shutdown unless federal funding of the organization ended.

Turkey has been under attack from the PKK since 2004 when the terrorist organization ended its unilateral cease-fire dating back to 1999.

The country's relationship with the organization ended after India and Pakistan entered the 1972 Simla Agreement, in which both countries said they would resolve their disputes bilaterally.

And like the teacher's note that accompanies that card, the guide also explains how an organization ended up with its grade.

It offers financial information showing that the organization ended last year with a surplus and describes its biggest challenge as keeping up with a drastic increase in demand because of the economic downturn.

While the Y.W.C.A. was initially asking $60 a square foot to lease the space, the organization ended up accepting a total of about $50,000 a year less to lease it to Roulette, she said.