Sentence examples for organizations put forward from inspiring English sources

Mazumder ([2008]) sensing the paucity of ideas to combat with and guide the organizations to deal with attendant challenges resulting due to formative nature of Web 2.0 and immeasurable benefits of its adoption in organizations, put forward an iterative adoption model comprising of four stages (identify, analyze, plan, and implement) for successful adoption of the same.

The organization put forward a proposal for governing that meant working across the aisle to solve problems and stopping the gridlock in Washington.

A Social Impact Bond takes a bet on an organization or a group of organizations that put forward a plan to save the government money.

Michael Phillips, who lectures about American countercultures at the University of Texas, said that recent student protests against sweatshops and the World Trade Organization have put forward a comparable template of antimaterialistic values challenging the way Americans spend and trade.

The Women Leading in AI organization has put forward 10 regulatory recommendations for AI.

The state's proposal for protection of the fish, developed by the staff of the Department of Environmental Conservation with the backing of Riverkeeper, the environmental organization, was put forward as an alternative to forcing the company to shift from its current "once through cooling" system to a closed cycle system.

The EFF, an organization I generally respect, put forward a spirited defense of Section 230 in 2012, saying that without Section 230 those wonderful viral-growth services like Facebook, Twitter, and YouTube couldn't exist in their current form.

These are battles that will be won or lost based on how much support and organization our side can put forward right now.

"This conclusion is a blow to the anti-hunting rhetoric put forward by organizations such as the Humane Society of the United States and International Fund for Animal Welfare," the group said.

PAI is leading a coalition of over twenty-five organizations that will identify and put forward exemplary LGBT candidates for all levels of the federal government, and advocate for their consideration.

Several studies have shown that an ISN only achieves its full potential when health professionals' activities support the structural and administrative changes put forward by organizations [ 7, 8, 13].