Sentence examples for general organizations from inspiring English sources

In general, organizations in the protected periods may not run broadcast or cable advertising that mentions or depicts candidates if the commercials are financed by unlimited and unregulated "soft money" from corporations or unions.

Although many hundreds of molecular species are present in any one membrane, the general organization of the generic components is known.

Formal organization is, arguably, the concept most often evoked when envisioning any general organization.

The general organization of the future animal is closely related to the polarity of the egg.

Devoted supporters of the UN in Canada as elsewhere were dismayed, regarding that such regional agreements militated against the global purposes of the general organization.

The modern agnathans retain much of the general organization of the ancestral vertebrates, and, therefore, much of their musculature is relevant to an understanding of the evolution of muscles in more-advanced vertebrates.

The constitution made provision for legislative referenda, by which the president of the republic has the authority to submit a proposed bill to the people relating to the general organization of the state (Article 11).

Do we have to rethink our general organization?

Only one goods transport reference concerned the general organization of deliveries in Paris.

Structural rules, on the other hand, specify the general organization of the game.

However, the general organization of the long amino and carboxy HERG terminals remains unknown.