Sentences with phrase «permanent organization»

Following this success, and in realization of the need to become a stronger, more permanent organization, Naomi Oreskes, a Harvard University science historian and author of Merchants of Doubt, and Jeff Masters, founder of Weather Underground Inc., joined what later became the organization's founding board.

AAAS was the first permanent organization formed to promote the development of science and engineering at the national level and to represent the interests of all its disciplines.

The Internet Archive (Alexa Global Ranking 245)-- The Internet Archive is a nonprofit organization established to provide a permanent

Following this success, and in realization of the need to become a stronger, more permanent organization, Naomi Oreskes, a Harvard University science historian and author of Merchants of Doubt, and Jeff Masters, founder of Weather Underground Inc., joined what later became the organization's founding board.

Rockville is also where GSK has located its proposed «Biopreparedness Organisation» (BPO), a dedicated, permanent organization that will apply a «no profit / no loss» model to designing and developing new vaccines against emerging viruses, bacteria, and other pathogens that potentially pose a threat to global public health.

The corollary for a large company is: A company is a permanent organization designed to execute a repeatable and scalable business model.

The coronary for a large company will be: A company as a permanent organization designed to execute a repeatable and scalable business model.......

In 1888 the permanent organization was formed under the chairmanship of an outstanding young American who was present at the Mt. Hermon meeting, John R. Mott.

«What we're looking to do is extend the group of people we have from working on the Sanders campaign into a permanent organization that's working inside and outside of the Democratic party,» organizer Brian Nowak said.

Jenny Sedlis, the executive director of StudentsFirstNY, said the group's goal was to create a permanent organization to advance important education changes and neutralize the influence of the teachers» union.

These circumstances led legislative, business and education leaders to believe that North Carolina needed a permanent organization that could carry the banner for public schools over the long haul... an organization that could transcend administrations, political affiliations and education factions... an organization that knew where the state's schools had been and could envision where they could and should be.