Sentence examples for folk organizations from inspiring English sources

In the next part, the paper introduced the status of CEE in China such as national policies, folk organizations, forms of research and communication with the international organization.

For ease of analysis, we merged these five options into three: first, the official channel "civil affairs departments"; second, semiofficial organizations like the Red Cross, charity, and foundations; and third, purely folk organizations like "religious organizations".

Community groups, NGO's and  fisher folk organizations will be severely challenged financially.

At the global level, the utilization of the global platform for fisher folk organizations; World Forum of Fish Harvesters and Fish workers, World forum of Fisher People, International Collective in support of fisher) will enable flow and sharing information.

Anthony, who has a Beatles haircut, said that the Westchester folk organization, Tribes Hill in Hawthorne, has been invaluable in connecting him to other area songwriters.

The council, based in Trenton, received $623,000 to support its partnership with the N.E.A. and local arts institutions, and $12,000 to support folk arts organizations.

This inherent logic shows that there is a natural symbiosis of affinity between party members and government power that also occurs between religious believers and folk religion organizations; the two different elective affinities are dominated by two different ideal interests.

In modern times these countries mostly had communist governments whose policy included promotion of the folk arts, organization of artists into cooperatives, and even the introduction of crafts from one area into another.

"I think he realized, as this organization realized and the fans and all of you folks realized, organizations and teams — teams — can keep moving when individuals aren't there".

Ms. Singer, director of music programs at City Lore, a New York-based folk arts organization, decided some time ago that she wanted to memorialize the African-derived dance long popular in Puerto Rico.

I don't envy the jobs of the network security folks at organizations like these.