Sentence examples for organizations new from inspiring English sources

WILLIAM DENIS FUGAZY Chairman, National Ethnic Coalition of Organizations New York, May 3 , 2002

Grants from the fund would provide vocational training to youths at risk of being recruited by terrorist organizations; new school curriculums that teach tolerance and problem solving; and Web sites and social networks to educate youth about the dangers of violent extremist ideologies.

In each of the picket lines, one could see signs of Occupy Wall Street – puppets, the use of the people's microphone – side by side with community organizations (New York Communities for Change, the Immokalee Workers), and unions including the Teamsters Local 814 and the UFCW Local 1500.

Before Organizations, new team members needed to be invited to join an Asana team by someone already on the team.

In summary, since 1985 computer ethics developments have proliferated exponentially with new conferences and conference series, new organizations, new research centers, new journals, textbooks, web sites, university courses, university degree programs, and distinguished professorships.

Using the SWRL language to specify mapping rules between QoE/QoS parameters brings flexibility to network service providers, application implementers, and standards organizations: new QoS/QoE parameters and mapping rules can be published and be automatically interpreted by service providers.

Unlike many news organizations, "NewsHour" has not had to lay off employees.

The man on the line, Adam Rubin, worked for a nonprofit organization, New Visions for Public Schools.

"It has undergone a complete restructuring from two years ago to now, with the same people but a new organization, new processes, new responsibilities," Boullier said.

As a result of this new configuration within global social organization new inequalities, new forms of exclusion and new uses of power through knowledge control emerge from those nations who insert themselves in knowledge society.

As you grow your organization, new employees will see these rituals as signs of community, cohesion and camaraderie.