Sentence examples for organizations whose work from inspiring English sources

This is also true for nonprofit organizations, whose work within communities to enhance political efficacy is structured within a larger political economy.

At issue is a constitutional challenge to the 2008 law filed on behalf of human rights, labor, legal, and news media organizations whose work requires sensitive telephone and e-mail communication with people abroad.

As late as Wednesday, they said, Bush advisers were still asking evangelical groups for lists of religious organizations whose work they could mention when the Mr. Bush's initiatives are unveiled.

But since the plaintiffs are lawyers and human rights, labor, legal and media organizations whose work requires them to be in communication with clients, colleagues and others outside the United States, it's likely that the government has intercepted at least some of their emails and phone calls.

The Change Champion Awards honors people and organizations whose work is making progress toward social justice a reality.

We will support local organizations whose work strongly encourages the improvement of gold mining policy, and especially seek to increase the voices of our partner tribes.

I'm happy to be a teaching artist and director of a literary organization whose work (while never secure) takes me throughout this region and down to New York City.

It will be directed by Gabriel Byrne, the actor, and produced by Mr. Byrne, the actor Liam Neeson and Culture Project, a New York-based performance organization whose work focuses on human rights issues.

While at least two other rigorous studies have found that injectable contraceptives increase the risk of women's acquiring H.I.V., the new research has some strengths over previous work, said Charles Morrison, senior director of clinical sciences at FHI 360, a nonprofit organization whose work includes researching the intersection of family planning and H.I.V.

With the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration having decided to upgrade its investigation of rear-impact fires involving Jeep Grand Cherokees, a recall of millions of those vehicles is "certain," said Clarence Ditlow, the executive director of the Center for Auto Safety, the organization whose work prompted the federal inquiry.

Here I am, in this room because of an organization whose work I deeply admire.