The US Bankruptcy Code provides guidelines for the debt restructuring of insolvent or illiquid municipalities (Chapter 9), organizations (Chapter 11), and persons (Chapter 13).
It has also acknowledged that the law is vague on whether the cap of $1,000 would apply to an entire organization, a chapter or individual volunteers.
At its peak in the late 1960s, Panther membership exceeded 2,000, and the organization operated chapters in several major American cities.
Those grants were orchestrated by the Assembly of Pastors, an evangelical organization with chapters in several cities in northern Mexico.
Project Linus is a national volunteer organization whose chapters make and donate security blankets to children in hospitals and shelters.
The book reads like an entertaining narrative, despite its straightforward organization into chapters on salads, vegetables, poultry and such.
King was honored in Manhattan, along with the broadcaster Lesley Visser as Women of the Year by Women In Sports and Events, a New York-based organization with chapters nationwide.
Mr. Markson did not much bother with character development or plot; nor, as his work evolved, did he care much for devices of organization like chapters, or even paragraphs.
The Project Management Institute PMIis is by far the largest project management organization, with chapters in over 45 countries.
The branching structure can be complex as in Assessment and Learning in Knowledge Spaces (ALEKS 6 implementations of KST or very simple, reflecting the tree like structure of a textbook's organization into chapters and sections.
CASA, which stands for Court Appointed Special Advocates, is an outstanding national nonprofit organization with chapters through the country.
