Sentence examples for reserve organization from inspiring English sources

Although the Territorial Force that he created was nominally an army reserve organization for protecting the British Isles, many of its units volunteered to fight in continental Europe in World War I.

They got here because they joined ReServe, an organization that links people over 55 with meaningful second careers.

The Army Reserve is already using a pilot program in leader training for commanders at the company level, the unit size, 70 to 160 soldiers, that makes up two-thirds of the Reserve's organization.

Ms. Erickson said that City Harvest's board had authorized the use of $1.4 million from a $2.8 million reserve the organization maintains, and that it was implementing Street Fleet, a program in which volunteers pick up leftover food from restaurants and caterers and deliver it on foot.

Ten percent of the money for AmeriCorps will be reserved for organizations enrolling adults over 55.

It is only if universities are thought to be in the business of giving seals of approval or disapproval to sovereign states (a job reserved for organizations like the State Department and the United Nations) that arrangements with other universities can "appropriately" be conditioned on a determination of political correctness.

In fact crises can help build hidden reserves for organizations.

ReServe also requires organizations to pay because it ensures the work is valued.

Ms. Kates also stirred up the campus in March when her organization reserved banner space for two weeks at the Douglass College Center.

The initiatives from various international organizations reserve an important role for liquid metal cooled reactor systems.

Have you seen examples of these hidden reserves in your organization?