Sentence examples for organizations lost from inspiring English sources

Roughly 600 employees of the four news organizations lost their jobs.

Prudential's health maintenance organizations lost $327 million nationwide last year, according to filings by the Texas Department of Insurance.

"It's hard to see any common sense in management decisions that award hundreds of millions in bonuses when their organizations lost more than $100 billion in a year," Mr. Grassley said in a statement.

However, in the abrupt transition from a statist to a laissez-faire regime, the sponsoring organizations lost most of their resources and were typically not able to provide significant support to grow these enterprises.

More than 272,000 tax exempt organizations lost their status in 2011.

Within this context, community organizations lost their vitality, which was made even worse by the local and national governments, who severely limited their social care subsidies.

Politics turns bitterly divisive, government agencies founder, corporations abandon any sign of loyalty or vision beyond their quarterly earnings, great media organizations lose their financial foundation and their compass, the dream of home ownership turns into a Ponzi scheme.

Television in Haiti resembles the nation's other underdeveloped industries, like agriculture, manufacturing and construction, in at least one way: Humanitarian aid organizations lose faith in local solutions, and the country's business and political elite never had any.

Mr. Rosen also noted that "without the ability to discriminate on the basis of religion in hiring and firing staff, religious organizations lose the right to define their organizational mission enjoyed by secular organizations that receive public funds".

These include New York City's push to prevent congregations from holding prayer services in public schools; some states' termination of contracts with Catholic Charities because the organization will not place adoptive children with same-sex couples; and Catholic organizations' losing contracts to fight human trafficking because they will not refer victims for abortions or contraception.

6 04 p.m. | Updated Advocates of tighter campaign laws asked the Internal Revenue Service on Wednesday to examine the activities of four tax-exempt organizations that are expected to play a major role in influencing the 2012 elections, arguing that the groups should be required to register as political organizations, lose their tax exemptions and disclose their donors.