Sentence examples for organization poses from inspiring English sources

"It is hard to overstate the threat that this organization poses," Crocker, who served as Ambassador to Iraq from 2007 until 2009, wrote today in the Wall Street Journal, in an enthusiastic call for immediate action.

Some Jews are convinced that this new organization poses a threat to Israel's interests, while others are equally passionate about the need for an organization that will counter AIPAC and critique Israeli policy for the sake of peace.

Understanding this organization poses a challenge for biologists.

Someone at the altar spoke into the microphone -- "Testing, testing, one, two" -- while representatives of an Irish-American organization posed for photographs alongside the cardinal's body.

Robinson propped the cup on the reception desk, where it immediately became the gathering spot for pictures as members of the Devils' organization posed next to the prize.

But after banning Falun Gong in July -- clearly fearful that the organization posed a threat to Communist Party power -- the government charged that its leaders had led many ill followers to their deaths by urging them to avoid conventional medicine.

For good measure, Savage alleged that CAIR is the domestic branch of a foreign terror organization posing as a civil rights organization, and that CAIR had something or other to do with 9/11.

So he and his organization posed this question: Rather than assuming that these parents don't care about their kids, because of their drug addiction, unemployment, homelessness or other problems, what if social service providers assume the parents want to care for their children but just need help to do so?

Keith Alexander, who is the former head of the NSA, says his organization posed a daunting challenge to the founders in 2009.

The charges against him alleged membership in an illegal organization, posing a threat to national security and other vaguely worded charges about insulting the Supreme Leader and distributing propaganda against the regime.

Finally, the characteristics of hunter-gatherer political organization pose specific challenges to their participation.