Organization Quotes

You've just got organizations now who won't let guys go complete games. It's the era of the specialist. We are second in the league because I believe in letting them stay out there. - Jack McKeon

You've got to understand. The biker world is a very, very big organization, and they're all over the U.S. and the world. When they know you're right ... you're not going to find us. - Lori Allain

You've got to make sure you're on his team, that he understands what you are all about and that you can add value to the organization. In the end, he's got to decide that you're the person he wants in the job, not that he inherited you. - Roger Baker

You've got the best player, possibly, who's ever played this game back to a team that's been playing well. It's one of those things where you try not to get too down on yourself as an organization because we could have put them away. - Dave Roberts

You've been supporting our men and women in the military long before there was ever an America Supports You program. The purpose of America Supports You, remember, is for us to highlight what you do . . . for us to help bring national visibility to your organizations. - Allison Barber

You're still playing to maybe get a call-up to the big leagues. Or it might mean you're coming back to our organization next year or there might be scouts in the stands from other organizations. - Bill Evers

You're going to need generals. You're going to need full colonels. You're going to need senior officers to command and control those organizations. Obviously, that is not a skill level that you can get in a series of weeks. - Mark Kimmitt

You're donating your time, which in itself is something very valuable which you can't deduct. But attending the meetings and functions of that qualifying organization can be considered part of your charitable contribution. - Gloria Sutton

You're appealing to the organization that found against you to begin with. - George Innes

Your elected officers become more than just names of a piece of paper. They become part of the core of the organization. - Fred Tidstrom