Sentence examples for organization later from inspiring English sources

Now Dulles completed an alliance system linking the 1954 Southeast Asia Treaty Organization (SEATO), stretching from Australia to Pakistan, to the 1955 Baghdad Pact Organization (later the Central Treaty Organization [CENTO]), stretching from Pakistan to Turkey, to NATO, stretching from Turkey (after 1952) to Iceland.

The organization later became known as the National Council of Disabled Persons of Zimbabwe.

The organization later extended its role to the protection of a number of UN-declared "safe areas".

The organization later dispensed with the packages, instead focusing on large development projects and disaster relief operations, and the term "care package" entered the vernacular.

That the organization later became Mexico's largest producer of cristal is one of its more vivid self-contradictions, and an irony lost on no one.

Don't say I said so!" He told her about his plans for a new postwar peace organization, later named the United Nations.

Many news organizations later awarded the state to Gov. George W. Bush, again prematurely.

On Saturday at Yankee Stadium, nine years and five organizations later, Choate was summoned by the Rays to face one Yankee.

The Cubs liked Kieschnick's left-handed bat, but nine years and four organizations later, Kieschnick, 30, is starting over as a relief pitcher with the Charlotte (N.C).

While the pressures for unrestrained growth prevailed in Los Angeles through most of the 20th century, neighbourhood and homeowners' associations and environmental organizations later coalesced and mounted successful campaigns to "slow the growth machine".

For GoPro's next act, it needs even more mainstream brand recognition than it has already amassed, so this looks like a smart move – especially if it provides a way to get involved in the live broadcasts of other pro sports organizations later on.