Sentence examples for or societies from inspiring English sources
Within that scientific global family, there are scholars from IFORS, its regional groupings and, inside of them, national OR societies and working groups.
Most denominations developed their own boards or societies.
"The school at the time had various different cliques or societies," she said.
—SVB Some colleges have debating teams or societies and want to see their programs thrive.
Regimes or societies that persecute Christians tend to oppress other minorities too.
Mosques across America are commonly named centers or societies, in part because they provide so many services.
Instead, many sought like Mr Abrahams's father, once Lord Mayor of Newcastle to do so in local politics or societies.
The-magical sounding term comes from the Greek οὐ ("not") and τόπος ("place") and is used to describe imagined communities or societies that appear to be perfect.
Yet I have never identified myself through my race; never belonged to any Indian or Asian groups or societies; do not even frequent curry houses.
The 2009 Ethiopian Charities and Societies Proclamation (pdf) explicitly forbids Ethiopian charities or societies from receiving more than 10% of their funding from a foreign source.
Most careers advisers will recommend taking on relevant work experience, part-time jobs, school mentoring schemes, sports clubs or societies such as the Scouts, Girl Guides or Cadets.
