Sentence examples for organizations though from inspiring English sources

For many news organizations, though, Beirut or Syria's borders are the closest they can safely get.

Some labor organizations, though, have been pressing the government to stop taking action against undocumented workers and instead go after companies for recruiting and hiring them at low wages for work in hazardous jobs.

This may be because the concept of E 2.0 is still in nascent stages and the organizations though have embraced the concept realizing its importance but are still to frame any industry specific benchmarks (Fuchs-kittowski et al. [2009]).

For organizations though, the trick is how to create a collaboration portfolio that balances broad-based foundational investments with the more domain-specific or situational scenarios they might have where this type of use-case driven collaboration can make more sense," Gotta told TechCrunch.

"It takes a long time to win these big organizations, though, believe me," Ms. Shaw said.

At smaller organizations, though, men in that job earned more than women.

For the party organization, though, the test wasn't what you ate.

To provide the most accurate description of her organization, though, Ms. Headley-Moore resists the props and implores outsiders to consider its most recent succession of prelates.

Wythe Keever, a spokesman for the Pennsylvania State Education Association, a teacher's union, said his organization, though wary of existing trigger laws, would look more kindly on a system that included teacher input.

The organization, though, acknowledged that its forecast might not account for the effect of the Olympics or the likely shift of activity into the third quarter pegged to a public holiday in June, the queen's diamond jubilee.

From then on, Mr. Reed was an unpaid consultant to the Bush organization, though after the race was well under way his firm was paid by the campaign for direct mail and phone banks.