Sentence examples for national branches from inspiring English sources

The United States Congress is the most open of the national branches of government, and therefore the most closely studied.

The amount received by the PUP was more than the state branches of the major parties, but less than the national branches of the Liberal and Labor parties.

Though they denied most of the traditional teachings of Christianity, they called themselves Christians, and most were content to remain in the Danish National Church or the Church of Sweden, the traditional national branches of Lutheranism.

The institution has 182 national branches and leaders that act like emissaries visiting world leaders, talking about some chess projects, but at the end of the day, doing something for Putin.

"Scores of scientists (including ourselves) and many conservation groups, including Greenpeace, the Pew Environment Group and some national branches of WWF, have protested over various MSC procedures or certifications.

"The aim is to put pressure on independent, civil society," argues Memorial's Alexander Cherkasov, who says the ministry's complaints concern details of how Memorial and its numerous national branches are registered.

The premises also housed the French Association of University Women AFFDUU) - the national branch of the International Federation of University Women FIFDUU).

His other favorites include Charles Schwab, for its combination of Internet-based brokerage and a national branch network.

It has revealed that the national branch of the Sporting Shooters Association off Australia (SSAA) alone has accumulated $10m from annual membership fees.

Contains assorted documents, correspondence, newspaper articles, etc. focusing on the admission into the sorority of an African American student and the resulting fall-out with the national branch.

The move comes against the backdrop of an Indian government crackdown on Greenpeace's national branch, described as one of the biggest crises the global organisation has faced.