Sentence examples for worked for organisations from inspiring English sources
Switching from PA to VA is a move that has also suited Julia Stubblefield, 41, who previously worked for organisations such as the BBC, Siemens and Johnson & Johnson, but now works from her home in Maidenhead, Berkshire.
"The Organisation Man" by William Whyte, published in 1956, described how people not only worked for organisations but belonged to them as well: a man would be "so completely involved in his work that he cannot distinguish between work and the rest of his life, and is happy that he cannot".
The film shows Mr Foley, 40, who worked for organisations including Agence France-Presse and went missing in Syria in 2012, kneeling in a desert-like environment at an unknown location as an Isis fighter stands by his side dressed in black and with his face covered.
Doing this job from home suits me and my family". Switching from PA to VA is a move that has also suited Julia Stubblefield, 41, who previously worked for organisations such as the BBC, Siemens and Johnson & Johnson, but now works from her home in Maidenhead, Berkshire.
Commercial scientists work for organisations that need to protect their intellectual property in order to make a profit.
Nicola Whiting is chief operating officer at cybersecurity firm Titania, which works for organisations such as Nato and the FBI.
Officials working for organisations such as the Environment Agency don't want to meet at evenings or weekends".
It would also work for organisations eager to show the government that they are striving to make economies.
Don't get me wrong, I love the charity sector and have an enormous sense of pride working for organisations doing good work.
Large numbers of scientists are working for organisations that claim to be independent, yet are little more than front groups for the fast food or pharmaceutical industries.
Contributors to the programme have included alumni working for organisations such as the Daily Mail, Manchester City Football Club, the BBC, Oracle and Oxfam.
