Sentence examples for covered organization from inspiring English sources

The report must include the name of the covered organization, the name of the candidate, the election to which the spending pertains, the amount of each disbursement of more than $1,000, and a certification by the head of the organization that the disbursement was not coordinated.

A "covered organization" includes any corporation, labor organization, section 501(c) organization, super PAC or section 527 organization.

At its core, Whitehouse's bill would require any "covered organization" which spends $10,000 or more on a "campaign-related disbursement" to file a disclosure report with the Federal Election Commission within 24 hours of the expenditure, and to file a new report for each additional $10,000 or more that is spent.

"If a covered organization wanted to pay more than $1 million, it would need to consider the additional cost of doing so as a matter of governance," Liazos says.

Todd Paglia, the executive director of ForestEthics, said that his group took its concerns to the F.T.C. because it believed that the revised guidelines specifically cover organizations like the Sustainable Forestry Initiative.

The global gag rule even covers organizations that receive American funding for programs unrelated to abortion, but that offer abortion counseling or other services using their own money.

When asked if Title IX should be expanded to cover student groups like Greek houses, Bhargava said that in fact "it does cover organizations on campus," whether it be a chess club, a fraternity or a sports team.

The survey, which was released last week at the news conference, covered the organization's 34 member countries, as well as Argentina, Brazil, China, India, Indonesia, Russia, Saudi Arabia and South Africa.

This 30-question questionnaire covered session organization and power relations between participants.

"PUSH isn't just about making noise," said Mark Sommer, a Buffalo News reporter who has covered the organization.

They were sent under the "sponsorship" of a cover organization.