Sentence examples for through their organizations from inspiring English sources

You know, we're seeing the record labels and now more often the movie studios, through their organizations, start to sue individuals, even put people in jail, for file trading.

The Americans created two erroneous claims and then propagated them among Iranians through their organizations and those Iranians that are linked to the CIA - the same people 'who feel the scent of the pleasures of this world; who regret their [revolutionary] past, and those who have run out of breath [and can no longer continue on the revolutionary path]'.

Young farmers also are sharing resources through their organizations and promoting agriculture education, which Tiralla, former vice president of the Calvert County Farm Bureau and former chairwoman of the Maryland Farm Bureau Young Farmers Committee, said will be a primary focus for the group's young farmers committee in 2019.

There was near complete accord within and across the different stakeholder groups that the primary means of communicating with the council was through their organizations' activities with and representation on the council.

The influence of discourses about participation of affected communities through their organizations is appreciated by representatives of the Ministry of Health, valuing lessons learned from the HIV/AIDS field where they feel that a "strategic partnership" was established between government and civil society.

Elance and Guru even have online systems that allow you to bid on jobs, negotiate fees, have your compensation based in escrow until the job is done, and mediate disputes through their organizations.

Girardi grew up in Chicago as a Cubs fan and came up through their organization as a player.

Asked if Mr. Nader had been specially targeted for expulsion, Ms. Brown repeated, "There was an understanding that if anyone came who had not received the ticket either personally or through their organization, then they are not invited".

If they are in a client situation, working on a deal, and they're learning everything there is to know about that business, they take all that information, pass it up through their organization, and use that information to trade against the client, against other clients, et cetera, et cetera".

The heroes of the latter film, which won the audience award for best documentary at this year's Sundance Festival, are Steven Cozza, a remarkably mature and well-spoken 13-year-old boy, and Dave Rice, a 69-year-old man, who through their organization Scouting for All have dedicated themselves to ending homophobia within the Boy Scouts.

Once the solution became a "must" to decision makers, they had the will to mandate the solution through their organization.