Sentence examples for organizations release from inspiring English sources
Wisdom teeth extractions are becoming routine surgical procedures for young people as organizations release data showing numerous health risks posed by the third molars.
Polls sponsored by campaigns and partisan organizations typically show a statistical bias favoring their sponsors, usually because these organizations release results selectively, holding back bad news and sharing favorable results.
Three organizations released polls on Sunday showing that Mr. Bush had improved his standing.
Both organizations released reports sharply critical of the vote, but ultimately urged the challengers to accept the outcome.
A survey of 184 companies and large organizations, released by the Business Travel Coalition in April, showed that 74percentt of participants said their travel budget cuts were permanent.
A survey of 150 New York arts organizations released this week by the Center for an Urban Future, a nonpartisan policy institute that focuses on economic issues, found that "nonprofit arts organizations are entering their rockiest period in over 30 years".
To mark the occasion, Google Earth Outreach — launched to give high-tech visualization tools to environmental non-profits and public-benefit organizations — released the latest installment of its educational videos: a sobering look at global warming, hosted by Kofi Annan.
Over International Anti-Street Harassment Week, the three organizations released the results of the first-ever survey on the system.
This year, Environment America, a national federation of environmental advocacy organizations, released a report detailing the adverse health and safety effects of fracking.
Given this reading, it should not be surprising that the major Jewish social justice organizations released a Passover reading guide to Exodus and Revolution in 2008.
More polls from other organizations released over the last week have all shown McAuliffe leading, though by margins varying between 2 and 15 percentage points.
