Sentence examples for organization under the from inspiring English sources

At Friday's breakfast, Law refused to substantively address the issue of whether the GPS group, which organized itself as a nonprofit organization under the 501(c)(4) section of the tax code in order to not have to disclose its donors, actually qualifies under Internal Revenue Service rules.

It is the next phase of an initiative from the organization under the "Occupy the vote" umbrella theme.

The Sarbanes bill would create an organization under the guidance of the Securities and Exchange Commission to set professional standards and oversee and discipline auditors.

Hong Kong and Macao, also part of China, have already become members of the trade organization, under the separate category of customs territories, not countries.

She got in touch with Duchenne parents whom she had met through clinical trials, and incorporated the organization under the name Muscular Dystrophy Research Foundation.

It would be beneficial to America, China and Taiwan to see Beijing admitted to the World Trade Organization under the reasonable terms negotiated last year.

The James Jay Dudley Luce Foundation (www.lucefoundation.org) is the umbrella organization under which The International University Center Haiti and Orphans International Worldwide are organized.

The James Jay Dudley Luce Foundation (www.lucefoundation.org) is the umbrella organization under which The International University Center Haiti (Uni Haiti and Orphans International Worldwidee (OIWW) are organized.

In addition to the school's varsity athletics, club sports teams, including ultimate frisbee, chess, hockey, cricket, rugby, ski, and scuba, have been organized as student organizations under the auspices of the Office of Student Activities.

It's worth noting that Oxford Dictionaries is an umbrella organization under which the traditional print dictionary, and the more nebulous online dictionary, fall.

"Unfortunately some organizations under the guise of helping poor Afghans are preaching Christianity," Mr. Muttawakil said.