Sentence examples for useful organizations from inspiring English sources

With one tweet, I was able to link up all the impacted and potentially useful organizations: Fatboy, Which?, and the Office of Fair Trading, and let them get on with addressing the issue.

One of the most useful organizations, today as much as when I first started, is STEMPRA (the Science, Technology, Engineering, and Medicine Public Relations Association), run by and for PR people in not-for-profit organizations.

Grants are awarded for major critical reviews, state-of-the-art summaries, historical studies, and other useful organizations of knowledge in clinical medicine, public health, biomedical research, and the informatics/information sciences relating to them.

Useful organizations include: The Bureau of Consular Affairs[1].

"This is a much stronger and more useful organization than it was 30 years ago," Mr. Siegel said.

Blabnote could be a useful organization and notification tool for established groups, like soccer teams or clubs.

I once thought Erowid was just a useful organization that catalogs information about psychoactive chemicals, but it turns out they're among the groups that are most active in championing and disseminating Shulgin's work.

Further it might be particularly useful for organizations to build formal partnerships with these organizations through, for example, collaboration on a grant or co-ownership of monitoring equipment.

Interestingly, just as an organization may learn by altering entrenched behaviors, an 'unlearning' process can be useful when organizations discard old and unproductive information or practices (Nystrom and Starbuck [1984]).

The findings of this evaluation led us to propose a general peer job description that may be useful to organizations seeking to develop peer support programming.

My research has also shown that stories are useful inside organizations.