Sentence examples for organization points from inspiring English sources
Mulnix's (2012) critique of a lecture-based biology pedagogy workshop organized by a well-known national organization points to the need for blended approaches; research on student learning (SER) and from teaching centers (FDR) clearly shows the value of student-centered approaches in such workshops.
The HomePlug organization points out that a new generation of home-entertainment products -- the TiVo Series 2, Internet radios, MP3 stereo components and so on -- have built-in Ethernet jacks.
The organization points to the rich tradition of political activism by churches in some of the nation's most controversial battles, including the pre-Revolutionary war opposition to taxation by the British, slavery and child labor.
The organization points out that some signs of violence or abuse are more obvious than others and says that "suspected abuse is enough of a reason to contact the authorities.
That organization points to FB.org.
The organization points to witness statements arising from its challenge that it says confirm GCHQ has been using hacking without obtaining individual warrants — but rather using "thematic warrants" to authorize its hacking activities.
But a report from Dr. Levi's organization pointed out weaknesses.
Claire Nouvian, director of Bloom Association, a French environmental organization, pointed to a direct link between subsidies and environmental destruction.
On Wednesday, the Israeli ambassador to the organization pointed to the damage that Unesco could cause to itself.
The very existence of a thriving Democrats for Nixon organization pointed up the fatal flaw in the McGovern electoral equation.
Syria, Iran and Hezbollah, the Lebanese militant organization, pointed fingers at Israel and Saudi Arabia, and officials said it was unclear who had carried out the attack.
