Sentence examples for organization of the first from inspiring English sources

Although she was 200 years after the organization of the first African-American Philanthropic society, she still continues many of the same initiatives.

This paper discusses the organization of the first international proficiency test (PT) programme on ketamine (K) and norketamine (NK) in hair samples.

There's a marked difference between the organization of the first and last series," Megan Witko, an assistant curator at the Dia Art Foundation, tells The Creators Project.

The charter at Howard made it the site of the organization of the first black Greek letter organization among historically black colleges.

As a leader of Tanzim, an armed branch of the Palestinian political party Fatah, he was heavily involved in the organization of the first and second intifadas, or uprisings.

For his efforts, including the organization of the first western medical relief after the devastating Armenian earthquake in 1988, Walsh received the Supreme Soviet Award, the highest recognition given by the USSR from President Mikhail Gorbachev, and was named an Honorary Citizen of Georgia by Eduard Shevardnadze for his humanitarian activities during the civil war of the early 90's.

The Ministry of Culture also assists in the organization of the eleventh annual FiSahara International Film Festival, which showcases a series of foreign and Sahrawi films, as well as providing filmmaking workshops for Sahrawi youth.

The organization of the first-degree care services are clinics, health centers, out-patients of hospitals, multi-clinics of an insurance organization.

The latter reveals the organization of the selectivity filter to be similar to that of M. jannaschii CorA and also the previously unknown organization of the second signature motif of the CorA family.

We show that the self-organization of the second B layer, due to elastic interactions in the bulk, depends on the corrugation of the first B layer and the generic best situation is that of a top-on-top (also called correlated layers) vertical alignment.

Unlike Beck, who assumes that the nation-state has been transformed into something qualitatively new, I posit that the traditional nation-state has remained the dominant organization principle of the second modernity.