Sentence examples for organization groups from inspiring English sources
Bentley generally divides interest groups into two categories: organization groups (contemporary instances would include the American Association of Retired Persons, the National Association of Broadcasters, and the National Council of La Raza) and discussion, or "talk," groups.
Another form of grid organization groups vocabulary according to specific activities.
"Hallways are becoming peoples restrooms, all the tenants are running their stoves to stay warm -- the smell of gas is unbearable and most of the people are in the 80-plus group so I wouldnt be surprised if one accidently sets the whole building on fire or kills themselves b/c they didnt turn the gas off (many organization groups in an effort to help were distributing candles and matches).
It could have benefited from including clinical experts and members of patient organization groups, but the short time frame was already challenging for finalizing the project.
The variation between organization groups in this latter trend diminished by the final time period, with the exception of volunteers and miscellaneous workers.
* * * * * About The Organisation of the Islamic Conference The Organization of the Islamic Conference OICC) is an inter-governmental organization grouping fifty-seven States.
It was a spirited and unusual meeting of ideological warriors -- the first time, in fact, that any F.B.I. director has ever addressed the organization, group officials said.
The organization grouping Guatemala's most powerful business leaders issued a statement demanding that Pérez Molina step down, and urged Congress to withdraw his immunity from prosecution.
The Conference Board, a trade organization grouping the biggest businesses in the nation, has published an analysis of the new landscape of political spending.
Motion Picture Experts Group MPEGG) is an ISO/IEC standards organization group that is developing various compression algorithms.
It can be associated with a data publisher, a person, organization, group of people, or community of practice, or it can be a characteristic of a data set.
