Sentence examples for organizations to open from inspiring English sources

Journalists and writers created newspapers throughout the country; gay intellectuals excavated fascinating details about communities of queer people from centuries ago; activists left their political organizations to open bookstores and to organize book drives for incarcerated gay prisoners.

I tried to get together with other organizations to open a dance studio.

Poets House is among the first cultural organizations to open downtown since 9/11.

Mr. Shelton, 33, is the president of LearnNow Inc., a company in New York that works with community-based organizations to open and manage charter schools.

So Junar developed a web-based data publishing system to make it easy for organizations to open and maintain, which is today launching as Junar Open Data Platform, a SaaS data management system, that promises to do just that.

From drug smuggling to reconnaissance and information gathering to terror attacks, unmanned aerial drones are no longer the provenance of state military and police actors, and are increasingly being used by criminal organizations to open new, aerial fronts in their operations.

He also changed the name of his for-profit organization to Open Education Solutions.

The letters are the fourth level of lobbying by the women's organization to open Augusta's membership to women by next April's Masters.

He became part of a group of young reformers who pushed the organization to open up, embrace democratic politics, and compete in elections for Parliament and leadership of a trade association when both were dominated by allies of President Hosni Mubarak.

Sometimes the people who are really good coaches aren't high enough in the organization to open up opportunities, but they're really good on the ground to demonstrate.

But some of the local residents are strongly opposed to the plan by the New York Asian Women's Center, a private organization, to open the six-family shelter in their close-knit, tree-lined neighborhood.