Sentence examples for organizations press from inspiring English sources

Hundreds of nonprofit organizations press him for money.

The six members of the medical group were required not only to expedite the plans for the clinic and 'missions', but also to serve as local, regional, and national communicators of our mission, timeline and implementation to the medical profession, professional institutions and organizations, press, general public, and evacuees.

Extreme Islamist organizations pressed for Ahok's arrest and imprisonment for having violated Indonesia's law on the Misuse and Insult of Religion.

Representative Rick A. Lazio, buoyed by an agreement with Hillary Rodham Clinton aimed at curbing campaign fund-raising by outside organizations, pressed his case yesterday on television and on the stump that he should be credited with the deal.

Lida Citroën, a branding and marketing consultant with two decades as a leader in corporate and nonprofit organizations, pressed her lips together when she realized that once again she would've been better off and better compensated if she had just kept mum.

Additionally, many of the organizations pressed Facebook for the opportunity to work with the company further on ways that ad technology could be used instead to promote inclusion and  opportunity for the underserved communities, in addition to protecting against discriminatory uses.

The clip of Bremmer's appearance on "Charlie Rose" didn't begin circulating widely until Tuesday afternoon, more than a half day after it aired, at which point other news organizations pressed the White House for information.

A radio program for Darfur launched by the Dutch media organization Press Now translates the news into both the local version of Arabic and three non-Arabic languages spoken by the main tribes displaced by the violence.

Through its numerous state branches, the organization pressed for free homesteads in the West.

She said she was astonished when the organization pressed on with its ad campaign.

After the case was closed by the police, an Israeli human rights organization pressed for an autopsy, which ended up showing the girl was hit by a stray rubber bullet, rather than a rock.