Sentence examples for organizations guide from inspiring English sources

The policy choices of national governments and supranational organizations guide research investments in scientific areas and sectors considered strategic.

Of the estimated $150 million fortune Rivers left behind, she designated a portion of the funds to go to several nonprofit and non-governmental organizations: Guide Dogs for the Blind, God's Love We Deliver, the Jewish Guild for the Blind, the Simon Wiesenthal Center, the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation and the Jewish Home and Hospital Foundation.

This approach is currently recommended by most of the major organizations guiding the treatment of eating disorders.

Most technology transfer officers work at universities or university-affiliated organizations guiding the process of turning ideas or inventions into commercial products.

Federations are defined as interorganizational collaboration by at least two membership organizations, guided by a management group.

For much of the four-day assembly, around 800 sisters were joined by a tiny handful of men, including Archbishop Peter Sartain who has been put in charge of a Vatican initiative to reform the organization, guide it back into doctrinal orthodoxy and induce it to change the tone of its publications and public statements.

Both Karpeles and Shrem are now out of the Bitcoin Foundation, the nonprofit organization guiding Bitcoin's standards and adoption worldwide.

Internally, there is a need to organize for continuous (real-time) development and continuous delivery (CD) with flexible architectures (technology, organization) guided by the new overarching software paradigms [6].

The organization guided me on my path of service by giving me the opportunity to go to New Orleans to help rebuild Musicians Village.

Yet the D-backs' Circle of Success has actually made the team a disciplined organization, guiding it to become an integral part of the community.

As a strategist, you're the person who must watch over the organization, guiding its course, making the choices that bring it back to center day after day and year after year even as you choose when the center -- the purpose itself -- should evolve.