Sentence examples for presentations organized by from inspiring English sources

Last week, in New York, for example, some of America's leading law firms and banks sponsored two days of presentations organized by Out Leadership, a professional network focussed on L.G.B.T. rights; later this week, in Los Angeles, the Milken Institute Global Conference will put on a panel entitled "How American Business Is Shaping the Gay Rights Debate".

All that pretty talk at presentations organized by underwriters quickly disappeared in a haze of restructurings and admissions that the company was overstaffed and expanding imprudently.

In 1 year, she became well informed about all the kindergartens in a 5-mi radius of their residence, attended more than ten related presentations organized by the kindergartens, and visited six kindergartens in person.

There the video installation "Vagabondia" (2000) is making its United States debut, in a presentation organized by Thelma Golden, director of exhibitions and programs.

Attendees chose from a wide array of sessions and events, ranging from a gun safety presentation organized by the National Rifle Association to simulated laser-gun training.

As part of a presentation organized by children's rights advocates, one child whose home was destroyed wrote to World Bank Group President Jim Yong Kim, asking him not to "sit quietly while there are human rights violations with World Bank funds".

"You have got about five companies that are controlling music and films," John Sykes, chief executive of the Infinity Broadcasting radio unit of Viacom, said at a presentation this summer organized by The New Yorker and the Newhouse School of Public Communications at Syracuse University.

With convection becoming persistent and the system's overall presentation more organized by May 22, the JTWC issued a Tropical Cyclone Formation Alert at 0300 UTC.

Presentation at a conference organized by the Norwegian-based international development organization, FORUT (Campaign for Development and Solidarity), in Malawi in November brought out more information.

In a new effort, we are identifying a small number of particularly outstanding eLife Research Articles by early career researchers and inviting the first or corresponding author on each article to give a presentation at a meeting organized by one of the three agencies that sponsor the journal (the Howard Hughes Medical Institute, the Max Planck Society and the Wellcome Trust).

Its inaugural presentation of 16 young sculptors was organized by Ken Freed.