Sentence examples for major organization of from inspiring English sources

Still, he plans to break away from his Congressional campaign this week to address a conference at Brown University organized by the American Physical Society, the nation's major organization of physicists.

Not surprisingly, every major organization of state and local officials also opposes exempting purchases over the Internet from sales taxes, the largest single source of revenue for these governments.

The number of courses dropped to 51,116 in 2012 from 70,052 in 2006, according to the report, which was released last month and compiled using admission data by the University and College Union, a major organization of college and university professors, lecturers and academic staff.

The report was endorsed by several major organizations of colleges and universities.

Government agencies tend to move slowly, but in a matter of months, OERI [my division at the Department] made awards to major organizations of teachers and scholars to develop national standards in science, history, geography, civics, the arts, English, and foreign languages.

I hate to ask, but is it not common practice, at the board meetings of major organizations, to turn on an overhead light?

He told WSB-TV a "major organization" is suspected of creating the figurines, as well as hundreds of ceramic decoy toys in an effort to conceal the ones containing the drugs.

The following are excerpts from statements issued by virtually every major organization representing the interests of the health care system and its patients.

Rekers soon went on to become a co-founder with James Dobson of the Family Research Council, a major, if not the major, activist organization of the religious right as well as a power broker in the Republican Party.

I was the face and the voice of a major organization.

Until World War II the League of Nations was the only major international organization of its kind.