It reflects the historical asymmetry between the forces of greed and tyranny which, by definition, organize out of self-interest and the forces of justice and democracy which have to mobilize by choice for the public interest.
The majority of Hindus do not regularly attend temples or religious centers, and the very personalized nature of practice -- as well as the lack of signifying features among most practicing Hindus -- and the lack of doctrines make Hindu Americans fall outside the traditional American definition of organized religion.
Two meetings to harmonize forest-related definitions were organized with IPCC, IUFRO, CIFOR and UNEP, attended by CBD and UNFCCC, among others.
The definition of organize is, "to cause to develop an organic structure". Organic is defined as, "having systematic coordination of parts". Coordination is the key word.
Any new version of the band would, by definition, be more organized, though I wouldn't turn down a chance to hear Westerberg play these songs again.
The case definitions will be organized by pathogen, specimen type (rectal swab, oral swab, bulk stool), and diagnostic test employed.
The final coding scheme and code definitions were then organized in a qualitative codebook that served as a guide for all coders and subsequent coding activities.
One consequence of the use of electronic instruments has been the wide acceptance of a new definition of music as organized sound.
Our extensive research on workplace wellness has led us to arrive at this definition of it: an organized, employer-sponsored program that is designed to support employees (and, sometimes, their families) as they adopt and sustain behaviors that reduce health risks, improve quality of life, enhance personal effectiveness, and benefit the organization's bottom line.
Table 2 displays the case definition for SR injuries organized by E-code category.
