Sentence examples for connected organizations from inspiring English sources

"Most Pentecostals and fundamentalists are independent churches with loosely connected organizations," said the Rev. Tom Goodhue, a United Methodist minister and the executive director of the Long Island Council of Churches.

There are strong associations that are not in this network, because they are a reflection of business-as-usual for the connected organizations.

Consequently, the level of dispersion of ideas and their internalization is higher in more connected organizations than detached isolated communities.

The outcome signals that even a seemingly loosely connected organization could be considered a gang conspiracy.

Holt was then a leader in the Council of Conservative Citizens, an organization that claims to be the reincarnation of the White Citizens Councilss, a loosely connected organization of racists who fought against integration in the 1950s.

Connecting Organizations for Regional Disease Surveillance (CORDS), together with the Southern African Centre for Infectious Disease Surveillance, organized an emergency meeting (September 1 2, 2014, in Dar es Salaam, Tanzania) to gather and collate first-hand experience from past Ebola outbreaks.

What it plans to build, exactly: infrastructure that connects organizations on the ground with legal services and law firms all over the world, no matter their size.

Simply put, we connect organizations (merchants and charities) with consumers to build and support local economies around the world in 48 countries everyday.

It operates a marketplace that connects organizations needing to move goods across India with truckers seeking work, or to maximize their loads with additional capacity.

Additionally, the network derives strength from participation in Connecting Organizations for Regional Disease Surveillance CORDSS).

These networks were also linked by MBDS's to its participation in Connecting Organizations for Regional Disease Surveillance CORDSS).