Sentence examples for would be organizations from inspiring English sources

So far, the company hasn't secured any major partnerships yet, but the most obvious first candidates would be organizations that are self-insured, like Google, or organizations that are a hospital and an insurance company, such as Kaiser Permanente.

"And then the second thing would be organization and access".

A step towards a solution would be if organizations dealing with GI cancers create a framework for biological studies and for clinical trials dealing with tumor entities.

She thought at first it would be an organization for widows, who are frequently ignored once the husband is buried.

Early optimism about the Doha round, which began in 2001 and which many had hoped would be the organization's crowning achievement, has long since faded.

"What this would leave would be an organization that looked not much different from the one I came to in 1989, consisting primarily of academy awards".

NATO decided it would be an organization that intervenes anywhere on "humanitarian grounds".

"Many people have thought that the organizations most resistant to this idea would be the specialty organizations, so this is a very powerful message".

He said he expected future customers would be similar private organizations as well as government agencies.

"…competition isn't an issue as it would be for other organizations.

This information would be useful for organizations in their support and development of formal transition programs for newly hired nurses.