Sentence examples for permanent organization from inspiring English sources

The Organization was conceived in Hot Springs, Virginia in 1943, when 44 governments gathered and agreed on the need for a permanent organization in the field of food, agriculture and nutrition.

He has no permanent organization or headquarters, but thousands of disciples cover the globe for him.

The IOC is a permanent organization that elects its own members.

Legion, a military organization, originally the largest permanent organization in the armies of ancient Rome.

At that time, the only large permanent organization around was the army.

No name for a permanent organization is suggested at this time.

Permanent organizations do employ people "on probation," but in temporary systems there is rarely time for this.

They set up permanent organizations to woo support even apart from election campaigns and sponsored impassioned political rallies rather than working behind the scenes to manipulate voters.

In contrast, permanent organizations exist to carry out a relatively repetitive manufacturing or service task for which there is a continuing need.

As Daniel Pink declares in "Free Agent Nation," his new manifesto, "Large permanent organizations with fixed rosters of individuals are giving way to small, flexible networks with ever-changing collections of talents".

This emphasis is not likely to be so evident in a business or industrial situation where the norms and cultural expectations have been drawn from traditional permanent organizations which value technical above interpersonal competence.