Sentence examples for terms of organizations from inspiring English sources

"We can no longer talk in terms of organizations.

"We're not looking to limit news racks in terms of organizations being able to sell," Mayor Christine Korff said.

"Fifteen years ago, the leadership of the gay community, certainly in terms of organizations, was overwhelmingly white gay men," said Marjorie J. Hill, the chief executive of GMHC, an H.I.V./AIDS organization.

The civil rights struggle had been covered mostly in terms of organizations and court cases and disruptions, and I thought that, by concentrating on individuals who had been involved in one way or another, I might be able to write a book.

She talks about surprises the research group faced, progress in terms of organizations becoming more reliable, design principles for such organizations, the necessity for HROs, potential future research efforts and difficulties and obstacles in the research program.

Brussels, Amsterdam and Paris, Mr. Theodore says, are "all very close intellectually and in terms of organization".

As Hiddink said, the whole world had a chance to see South Korea's abilities in terms of organization and commitment.

Mr. Obama and Mrs. Clinton appear far better-positioned, in terms of organization and money, to compete through that period, than Mr. Edwards.

State officials described the race as extremely tight, despite the fact that the Obama campaign had a head start in terms of organization.

"Obviously, they don't have the outstanding individual talent that other teams in the Champions League have," he added, "but in terms of organization and character, they are fantastic.

"There will surely be some overlap in terms of objects, but the two enterprises are completely independent in terms of organization," said Lisa Dennison, the Guggenheim's chief curator and deputy director.