Sentence examples for organizations to explain from inspiring English sources
"We go out before the issue gets to a fever pitch, talking to governments and nongovernmental organizations to explain our view," Chowdhry explains.
They have also held workshops to address gender-based violence and reached out to other Hindu organizations to explain what it means to be a progressive Hindu.
Florida and other states have actively interfered with efforts by social service organizations to "explain a complex, confusing, and controversial law and to reach populations that are newly eligible for insurance," the article said.
Social exchange theory is applicable to trust and can be used by organizations to explain trust behavior between leaders and their employees or between an organization and its employees.
"It's really difficult as an animal-rights, animal-protection, animal-whatever-you-want-to-call-it organization to explain away the fact that pretty much all the animals you rescue, you kill.
We introduce a principle of decreasing returns in domain organization to explain the MA-dependency of Table 1.
Therefore, we can use the changes in sequence organization to explain the origin of the P1-rw1077 and P1-rr4B2 enhancer region within the P1-wr repeat context, where the 3' end of one copy equals the 5' end of the downstream copy.
All this peculiar structural organization seems to explain well the different numerous functional activities exerted by this protein [ 21].
A major challenge in understanding perceptual organization is to explain how stable relationships are constructed dynamically in a multidimensional feature space.
Regimes of this sort encourage organizations to express, explain, and address the boundaries and possibilities of knowledge about and around quality, rather than focusing on the measures themselves.
A historically rooted preference for personal interactions limits the significance of organizations, which helps to explain why nongovernmental organizations have played only muted roles in the Arab uprisings.
