Sentence examples for issue organizations from inspiring English sources
They support issue organizations that monitor public officials who are also candidates for election.
We take issue with your statement (front page, June 9) that the bill recently passed by the Senate requiring issue organizations to report donor lists to the Internal Revenue Service would withstand constitutional challenge.
His work there focused on U.S. political projects, providing strategic advice to campaigns, issue organizations, non-profits, and corporations.
In reframing the issue, organizations such as Freedom to Marry seem to have chosen to avoid the terms "gay marriage" and "same-sex marriage" altogether.
In these cases, online communication aims to bypass resistant government influences and further democratize the diplomatic process, offering the ability to connect civil society groups, issue organizations and individuals -- regardless of nationality.
If travel is an issue, organizations like Angel Flights will fly you to and from appointments and surgery at no cost to you.
The NRA's not the only issue organization that freezes up as soon as pot is involved in their issue.
The most successful single-issue organizations have deep roots.
Our political system has spawned single-issue organizations like the National Abortion Rights Action League and the National Rifle Association, industry groups like the American Petroleum Institute and labor groups like the A.F.L.-C.I.O.
In a fragmented political system that is beholden to powerful interest groups, the influence of single-issue organizations, such as the N.R.A., Grover Norquist's Americans for Tax Reform, and even Planned Parenthood, has been demonstrated over and over again.
Accompanying these broadly-focused advocates for social and economic conservatism were single-issue organizations like Accuracy in Media, which advanced a right-wing critique of mainstream news organizations, and a number of organizations aimed at countering mainstream judicial and legal theories, such as the Institute for Justice.
