In the case of a small versus a very large organization, the application of the framework is essentially the same.
The Arab States Broadcasting Union was formed in 1969 as an intergovernmental organization within the framework of the Arab League; the secretariat is in Cairo, and the technical centre is located in Khartoum, Sudan.
What Union are we talking about if its legislature, the only one directly elected by European citizens, is simply another lobbying organization within the framework of the Brussels eurocracy?
Identified categories of health stakeholders informed the organization of our framework, however they did not provide sufficient guidance on how to adapt the classification to specific public health contexts, such as the intersection of older adults' mobility with the built and social environments.
International Energy Agency, an autonomous intergovernmental organization established in the framework of the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and DevelOECDnt (OECD) in 1974 in the wake of the 1973 oil crisis.
The present multiarchitectonic organization of the insula provides a framework for future investigations on the functional (electrophysiological) and connectional aspects of the insula in primates, as well as for comparative studies in different primate species, including humans.
While the diversity of the respondents and organizations represented support generalizability of the framework, further research is required to determine generalizability beyond the Canadian context.
Assistance to such institutes should be provided by FAO and other international organizations, within the framework of existing programs and available resources.
The findings and lessons acquired in the replicated studies supported the organization of a conceptual framework for supporting large scale sampling in SE surveys as initially summarized in (de Mello et al. 2014d).
He used numerous ancient Roman and early Christian authors, either for quotations or as inspiration for the framework and organization of the Historia.
