Sentence examples for organizations hosting from inspiring English sources

The spokesman, George Arzt, said Mr. Liu's office typically gave commendations to organizations hosting events that the comptroller attended, as well as to their presidents.

Almost every weekend he was volunteering with veterans' organizations, hosting firefighter breakfasts or supporting some other valuable cause.

The S, P and V nodes in the ad hoc data center represents Super-node (Permanent node at remote location with ad hoc connectivity with the fixed cloud to facilitate cloud formation at remote site), Persistent-node (organizations hosting cloud and data services) and Volunteer-nodes (other participating nodes within an organization).

The team also worked to dispel myths; keep the general public better informed; prevent discrimination against SARS-affected communities; and provide guidance for institutions, agencies, and organizations hosting international visitors from SARS-affected countries.

Furthermore, 14 guided semi-structured interviews were conducted with data managers and other representatives of organizations hosting these mechanisms in course of the V3P project in 2011 and 2012 in order to learn about the evolution of the mechanisms, challenges encountered, identified best practices and user feedback.

Professional development and research organizations hosted by the university include the Howard Hughes Medical Institute Undergraduate Research Fellowship Program, the Center for the Integration of Science Education and Research, the Society of Engineering Technologists, Student Bar Association, and the Texas Tech Forensic Union.

Many organizations host their own conferences, but in the midst of ours, I was struck by something deeper than the usual conference buzz.

The organizations hosted debates on a variety of topics not encountered in the curriculum of the day, and amassed large libraries of titles not found in the official College library.

UNICEF, the United Nations Global Compact and Save the Children (the sponsoring organizations) hosted a global release event for the Children's Rights and Business Principles (the Principles) on 12 March 2012, in London.

Timothy J. Touhey, the chief executive of the New Jersey Builders Association, the organization hosting the convention, admitted that the last few years had been bleak for his industry.

"They might not be as large as last year, but they're plenty good," said Taylor Hall of the Weatherford Chamber of Commerce, the organization hosting the event.