Sentence examples for because it is organized from inspiring English sources

Information is meaningful because it is organized in such a way that an organism develops and transmits the information to the next generation (Collier and Hooker 1999).

Minimally, this is to be understood as the view that any given body is the body that it is because it is organized around a function which serves to unify the entire organism.

Because it is organized by community district, a fairly large area, it is impossible to know where the complaints are concentrated.

The new group is expected to spend at least $10 million in support of him, and, because it is organized as a nonprofit group, it is not required to disclose its donors or budget.

Because it is organized as a nonprofit social advocacy group, called a 501(c)4, the Committee to Save New York is not required to disclose the sources of its money publicly.

(2) The term depository institution does not include a financial institution that is not required to maintain reserves under § 204.1(c)(4) of Regulation D (12 CFR 204.1(c)(4)) because it is organized solely to do business with other financial institutions, is owned primarily by the financial institutions with which it does business, and does not do business with the general public.

The boy refused to join a basketball league because it was organized by the Muslim Brotherhood, Egypt's most established religious political organization, which also recruited from Cairo University's engineering department but not, apparently, Mr. Atta, who graduated from there in 1990.

Because it was organized around personalities, they argued, it was less sensitive to quality.

Because it was organized around personalities, they argued, it was less sensitive to quality.

Irrational behavior is no less irrational just because it's organized, and the horse track is nothing if not organized.

The call was not announced by the White House, aides said, because it was organized by the Democratic National Committee.