Sentence examples for organization which could from inspiring English sources

Mr. Mosed pleaded guilty in March to a federal charge of providing material assistance to a terrorist organization, which could have carried a 10-year sentence.

WikiLeaks is also taking steps to position itself more squarely as a news organization, which could make it easier to invoke the First Amendment as a shield.

In Doha, Qatar, where Syrian opposition figures had been meeting since last week, the agreement reached Sunday on forming a new umbrella organization, which could become the basis for a provisional government, was welcomed by participants and the effort's foreign backers, including Turkey, the United States, the European Union and the Arab League.

This experiment would be useful for improving nanostructure organization which could provide an impact in the manufacturability of nanostructure-based systems.

Increased cell size and irregular cell shape might be associated with the dense cytoskeleton organization, which could lead to an increase in both stiffness and viscosity.

Results indicated that the use of defined patterns could induce specific morphological variations in human mesenchymal stem cell cytoskeletal organization, which could be related to differential activity of signaling pathways.

Surely, they could have been donated to cancer organizations, which could have given them to patients who couldn't afford wigs of their own.

"A lot of organizations which could not afford to match the salaries of the start-ups are going to find that they can hire them at discount prices," Mr. Moss said.

The staff concluded that the commission would not have the resources to do enough inspections, and asked Congress to either allow it to impose fees on advisers to pay for the inspections or assign the task to self-regulatory organizations, which could impose similar fees.

In January 2010, the Supreme Court ruling in the Citizens United case cleared up any ambiguity: it permitted unlimited donations to all outside expenditure organizations, which could advertise right up to the day of the election, as long as they didn't communicate directly with the official campaign.

But he is optimistic because local communities and organizations, which could foot a large portion of the total bill, are on board.