Sentence examples for chapters located from inspiring English sources
As an American environmental organization, Sierra Club has hundreds of thousands of members in chapters located throughout the USA.
Alpha Kappa Alpha has 950 chapters, located in the United States, the Caribbean, Canada, Germany, Korea and Japan.
In February 2007, Adriana launched the nonprofit, dedicated to "empower, educate, and mentor women in the tech industry" across over 47 chapters located throughout the world.
He or she shall also be advised of the availability of free legal services provided by organizations and attorneys qualified under 8 CFR part 3, and organizations recognized under § 292.2 of this chapter located in the district where the removal hearing is to be held.
Today chapters are located in more than 22 American metropolitan areas and 39 abroad — at least one chapter on every continent.
So every available space is taken at the Starbucks next to the hotel and the Chapters bookstore located in the same space as the main venue for press screenings.
A collection of color histopathology plates, with cross references to various chapters, is located in the center of the book.
The Massachusetts Chapter is located in Newton.
An electric power utility entity shall not operate a new or modified power line carrier (PLC) system in the 135.7-137.8 kHz and/or 472-479 kHz bands if a previously coordinated amateur station pursuant to § 97.301(g)(2) of this chapter is located within one kilometer of the transmission lines conducting the PLC signal.
The Bible is said to be one of the first books created in this new format: it suited preachers of Christianity because it allowed different chapters to be located and accessed via page numbers, instead of a whole scroll having to be searched to find a particular passage.
In addition, local NSBE chapters are strategically located near neighborhoods where a high population of African-American high school students live and attend summer science classes at a local college before enrolling in college; known as "bridge" chapters, their purpose is to help incoming college freshman make a smooth transition from high school to college.
