Sentence examples for organizations to begin from inspiring English sources
On another side, the administration is facing intense pressure from Latino leaders and immigrant organizations to begin halting deportations.
A13 U.N. Antitobacco Campaign The World Health Organization joined with top athletes and sports organizations to begin a global effort to eliminate tobacco advertising in the sports world.
On March 23 , 1970 Nixon announced on television that he had "just now directed the activation of the men of the various military organizations to begin, in New York City, the restoration of essential mail services".
The association representing Florida's county election supervisors decided today to ask the state whether the presidential race was now officially over, a finding that would allow news organizations to begin private recounts.
IHOF: How would you convince companies and organizations to begin mentoring program?
The Washington Post, for instance, was one of the first news organizations to begin using the app, and now has 30 reporters on the app.
Advisers to Mr. Corzine said Mr. Lautenberg's endorsement would mark a new phase in the campaign, from locking up the endorsements of Democratic officials and the support of county organizations to beginning to mobilize the party's electorate.
The United States and other members are pushing for the organization to begin a new round of negotiations to set rules for the group later this year.
As one former Universal executive put it: "They were a bare-bones organization to begin with and are very well run.
Years ago, heady from Teach for America's initial success, she announced plans for the organization to begin certifying teachers on its own, earning the ire of the education establishment, and she hesitates to rekindle the issue.
And he urged the organization to begin work on the development of new regional strategies that would take on "the real threats that stalk us," including extreme poverty, human rights abuses, environmental degradation and natural disasters.
