Mr. Obama has moved in recent days to transform his primary organization into a general election machine, hiring staff members, sending organizers into important states and preparing a television advertisement campaign to present his views and his biography to millions of Americans who followed the primaries from a distance.
Six of the seven members of the advisory board are linked to the brand-name pharmaceutical industry, either directly as an individual or through their primary organization, and the seventh member has at least a weak tie to the industry.
Its primary organization was Students for a Democratic Society.
Each of the four nations involved has a primary nonprofit organization to which people can donate time, money or other resources.
Recruitment takes place at a Primary care organization of general practitioners and practice nurses in the south of the Netherlands.
Recruitment takes place at a primary care organization of general practitioners and practice nurses in the south of the Netherlands, PoZoB (Praktijkondersteuning Zuid-oost Brabant).
Information from the 2005 Workforce Census of all pharmacists with an address in Great Britain is also included, as this provides the most recent and reliable data source on pharmacists' sector of work (i.e. community, hospital, or primary care = working for a primary care organization), and hours of work [ 24].
Admiral Redd has led the center since August 2005, shortly after Congress established it as the federal government's primary organization responsible for analysis and integration of terrorism intelligence.
After Israel's declaration of statehood, the Jewish Agency remained the primary organization for facilitating immigration to Israel.
In comparison, the U.S. Agency for International Development, the primary organization for delivering U.S. civilian foreign aid, said that it has 1,622 service officers and agency watchdogs posted abroad.
