Sentence examples for organization subject from inspiring English sources

Khariton's father was a journalist and, after the Russian Revolution of 1917, director of the House of Writers, a state-controlled organization subject to ideological constraints.

"Even if it's a private institution, a college is a nonprofit organization subject to civil rights law," said Michael Lind, a former lecturer at Harvard Law School who is now a senior fellow at the New America Foundation, a centrist public policy institute.

He contended that the increasing use of subpoenas to pressure reporters to identify sources created incentive for would-be leakers to send material to a group like WikiLeaks rather than to a traditional news organization subject to American law and having editorial controls and experience in news judgment.

This is because the military is a federal organization, subject to federal law.

Something in our laws and customs and sense of decency has gone sour when a public organization subject to an extraordinarily favorable tax status pays its top directors hundreds of thousands of dollars with expensed meals and trips but will not pay a dime to the young people doing the grunt work.

The Advisory Panel reported to the Senior Executive Team, which has final decision-making authority within the organization subject to Board approval as necessary.

Those proposals are intended to make different types of originators — banks, thrifts, mortgage brokers and nonprofit organizations — subject to the same qualification requirements.

In a letter to United Methodist Communications in Nashville, the internal agency that creates outreach campaigns for the Methodist church, Reuters executives said they would change a policy against accepting ads from religious organizations, subject to certain limitations.

While the State Department listed Mr. bin Laden as a financier of terror in its 1996 survey of terrorism, Al Qaeda was not included on the list of terrorist organizations subject to various sanctions released by the United States in 1997.

While the United States has long frozen any assets held by the Palestinian group Hamas and the Iran-backed Hezbollah in this country, the Bush administration for weeks resisted adding them to a list of people and organizations subject to more far-reaching controls.

In this study, published yesterday in The New England Journal of Medicine, researchers from the C.D.C. and several managed-care organizations subjected 1,047 children to 42 neurological and psychological exams, which included I. Q