Sentences with phrase «whose core purpose»

The National Charter Schools Institute is a values - driven 501 (c)(3) nonprofit organization whose core purpose is to inspire and democratize excellence in education.

As CuraDebt reviews describe, the company's whose core purpose is providing debt management services can help anyone including mothers seeking freedom from overwhelming debt.

Although certain environmental groups maintain ExxonMobil shares in order to influence the corporation from within, it is understandable that institutions whose core purposes are essentially unrelated to environmental activism — such as universities, pension funds, and religious organizations — choose to sever ties with companies that do not share their world view.

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But even women whose businesses aren't explicitly focused on altruistic goals can profit from embracing a purpose, according to Trisa Thompson, Dell's chief responsibility officer, who led the development of, and oversees the progress of, the corporation's 22 core social responsibility goals.

Below the top sheet is the absorbent core whose purpose is to soak as much liquid as possible so as to keep the baby dry as he sleeps.

The European Economic Interest Grouping ECI - EFIS, whose purpose is to provide the legal and financial framework necessary to organize the triennial European Congress of Immunology, intends to engage a core Professional Congress Organizer to manage at least two future ECIs, beginning with ECI 2024, the venue of which will be decided in September 2018.

The purpose of the RTF measure is to (a) prevent inadvertently learning or practicing a misrule, (b) identify children whose comprehension is not consistent with their fluency, (c) provide an explicit linkage to the core components in the NRP report, and (d) increase the face validity of the ORF.