Sentence examples for cohesive organisation from inspiring English sources

Contrary to mainstream portrayals, Libya's smugglers are not one cohesive organisation with a clear chain of command, or identifiable assets.

That suggests that the FARC is sensitive to the public outrage that greeted the kidnappings and will make concessions to allay it.It also shows that the FARC remains a cohesive organisation with an effective chain of command.

British officials say that the supposed plot to blow up transatlantic airliners last month had a direct link to al-Qaeda, even if the alleged plotters were inclined to violent extremism before making contact.That seems to settle a question often asked of al-Qaeda: is it a cohesive organisation or rather a source of inspiration for other radicals, who may claim to act in its name?

During his tenure as leader, al-Wahayshi has been reported to create "a unified and cohesive militant organisation that has succeeded in capturing and controlling large areas", according to the international security organisation Stratfor.

AQAP is led by Nasser al-Wahayshi, a charismatic Yemeni jihadist who has created "a unified and cohesive militant organisation that has been involved not only in several transnational terrorist attacks but also in fighting an insurgency that has succeeded in capturing and controlling large areas of territory", according to Stratfor, an international security consultancy.

AQAP is led by Nasser al-Wahayshi, a charismatic Yemeni jihadist who has created "a unified and cohesive militant organisation that has been involved not only in several transnational terrorist attacks but also in fighting an insurgency that has succeeded in capturing and controlling large areas of territory", according to Stratfor, an international security consultancy.

In the aftermath of the 1998 bombings in Nairobi and Dar-es-Salaam, al-Qaida has been portrayed in the west as a cohesive terrorist organisation, but it is not". There's no doubt that the name came to prominence in part because America needed to conceptualise its enemy.

This was not a cohesive organization.

According to his biographer, Harry Rayner, he bequeathed to his successor as Chairman of COSC, Lieutenant General Sir John Wilton, a position much invigorated and respected by the service chiefs and the government, and contributing to a more cohesive Australian defence organisation.

You somehow have to have an organisation that's cohesive enough that it will expand very rapidly to like, 100 families, so it won't evaporate on you.

According to Co-operatives UK, there's an urgent need for co-operatives, trade unions and mutual organisations to "form cohesive institutions to unite the self-employed precariat".