While I.A.U. is a single organization with no competing or equivalent body, naming can be far more organic and chaotic than its policy indicates: the second-brightest star in the constellation Orion is variously named Betelgeuse (a corruption of an Arabic name), Alpha Orionis, HR 2061, J05552+0724AP, and several other license-plate designations.
In other countries, especially within Europe, Scouting and Guiding have merged, and there is a single organization for boys and girls, which is a member of both the WOSM and the WAGGGS.
But the news of the merger, made by the branch's leader, Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi, in an audio statement posted on jihadist Web sites, was the first time he had announced that they were a single organization.
The two organizations mentioned in the report, Americans for Prosperity and Freedomworks, used to be a single organization that was founded by the Koch brothers and heavily financed by the tobacco industry.
As opposed to Pathway to Housing in New York, which was a single organization, the Montreal At Home/Chez Soi project was sponsored by three principal partners: a mental health university institute (MHUI), a health and social service centre (HSSC), and a community agency.
Norway has a unified police, which means that there is a single police organization and that police power and prosecutor power is not granted to other agencies within Norway.
This means that it is the aggregation of correlated discourses that make these connections emerge, even if there is not a single organization for which the two issues are co-mentioned a significant amount of times.
"We feel privileged to be now a single organization with an even stronger purpose: improve the transportation industry and massively impact the lives of billions of people worldwide," said Peter Fernandez, CEO of 99, in a statement.
Though theories about what constitutes the right organization have changed several times in the past century, practitioners and students of management still hold the assumption that there is a single right form of organization for every business.
That includes parents like Carly Fox, an educator and organizer for a legal services organization who is a single mother of a 3-year-old and earns a little too much at $42,000 to be eligible for a government subsidy for day care.
In the context of this manuscript, we make the assumption that there is a single "true" sequence of events or organization of matter on the temporal and spatial biological scale (i.e., Life on Earth).
