Sentence examples for organizations succeeded from inspiring English sources

KMSS, along with other organizations, succeeded in mobilizing the farmers and middle classes on the dam question.

At Trump Place (which started out as Riverside South), meanwhile, the Society and a coalition of civic organizations succeeded in imposing a master plan and design guidelines prepared by Skidmore Owings & Merrill.

Rather than presenting silver-bullet formulas that are easily forgotten, Mr. Collins's books offer tangible frameworks for understanding why organizations succeed.

This provides a framework to understand both why organizations succeed or fail and, therefore, how to improve their reliability.

A small light in the darkness can go a long way to guiding people down the right path — and the more government sees private organizations succeeding, the more likely it will be to get involved (if only to take credit for the success itself!), and the more likely it is to gain the confidence it needs to begin taking responsibility for other problems that need solving.

Thus organizations succeed when their leaders consciously develop an effective culture, and fail when they don't.

And if scientists and environmental organizations succeed in their lawsuit to have them officially named as such under America's Endangered Species Act, polar bears would be the first mammal to be declared jeopardized directly by global warming.

The organization succeeded the League of Nations, a similar intergovernmental organization formed after World War I.

To what extent, in your opinion, has the organization succeeded in its mission, as stated in its charter?

The organization succeeded in shutting down the upstream connection to the site's internet service provider, Netherlands-based Xtended Internet. Netherlands-based Xtended Internet

She went on: "So you say to yourself, 'I'm going to figure out how to get them out of here some other way.'" One of the 10 families, rejected from the PTA after a three-hour interview with a U.N.-contracted organization, went with Ortiz to the human rights group Amnesty International, she said, and the organization succeeded in moving them to South America.