Sentence examples for organization status from inspiring English sources

The university has since announced temporary sanctions on the fraternity, removing its student organization status.

It issues rulings and regulations to supplement the provisions of the Internal Revenue Code; determines, assesses, and collects internal revenue taxes; and determines exempt organization status.

The Chinese government has also called Human Rights in China a hostile organization, and Chinese diplomats successfully lobbied United Nations member states to prevent the organization from gaining the nongovernmental organization status needed to take part in the annual meeting of the United Nations Human Rights Commission in Geneva next month.

If some stakeholders do not have the capacity, organization, status, or resources required to participate on an equal footing with the other stakeholders, the collaboration process will be subject to manipulation by the strongest actors (Ansell and Gash 2008).

The Festival has earned non-profit organization status.

The festival has earned non-profit organization status, and claims to be the nation's only free, outdoor classical music series.

On a high level of abstraction, the planning model considers an organization's status quo, admissible project roadmaps, and improved status quo candidates that can be reached by implementing admissible project roadmaps (Fig. 1).

The mRNA transcripts so uncovered were further characterized for their sequence organization, homology status, expressional variation, copy number and evolutionary status.

These mRNA transcripts were further characterized for their sequence organization, homology status, variation of gene expression, copy number and evolutionary status of the corresponding genes.

Mr. Hoar began his career in automobile safety in 1969 at the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety, editing the organization's status report.

"The article seems to have been based on one-sided allegations made by the Pakistan army to UNMOGIP," he said, an organization whose status is questionable.