Sentence examples for known organization from inspiring English sources

Global Entrepreneurship Monitor's definition on SE, as a universally known organization in charge of entrepreneurship, is weighty and noticeable.

The first known organization working for gay rights in the United States was founded in Chicago.

Working with more widely known organization can guarantee more publicity at the time of an assault, arrest or murder but it is, by no standards, a license to personal safety.

As no variation of Smad2-P and its downstream targets was observed, and no other Nodal pathway mutant phenotype (cyc, sqt, mixer, gata5, cas, foxa2) is suppressed by rasl11b loss-of-function, it is likely that Rasl11b does not act on the Nodal pathway in its currently known organization and composition.

At present, the separation of belt from parabelt AC would have to be inferred from the known organization of the non-human primate AC and would thus be highly speculative.

There are 1479, 2626 and 1483 of types A, B and C IGR, respectively, which gives a relative ratio of 1 1.77 1 (Table  1), close to the expected 1 2 1 ratio expected from the known organization of P. falciparum genes into monocistronic transcriptional units [ 5, 38, 39].

Mr. Balmer said the group was similar to better known organizations like Promise Keepers or the Fellowship of Christian Athletes.

The coalition includes a mix of nationally known organizations — like the Sierra Club, the Natural Resources Defense Council and Environmental Advocates of New York — and smaller, local groups.

Whether it was performed by any currently known organizations that sponsor terrorism is something we'll possibly find out as data are teased out from the bomb sites.

Her daughter Julie Eisenhower reflected, "she invited so many groups to the White House to give them recognition, not famous ones, but little known organizations..."....

Some very well known organizations are "for profit" with little or none of each donation providing benefit to the needy.