Sentence examples for organizations argument from inspiring English sources
Still, media critics say that the organizations' argument debases the constitution.
The United States Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit, in San Francisco, affirmed liability and the compensatory damages, while vacating the punitive damage award, in a 6-to-5 decision that rejected the organizations' argument that the posters and Web site were speech protected by the First Amendment.
But as genetic engineering is mainly practised by multinational organizations the argument cannot be seen separate from the economic situation.
More serious problems lie in the book's organization and argument.
In the last few years, Wal-Mart has smoothed the way with donations to politicians and local nonprofit organizations, and arguments that it helps economic growth and provides healthy groceries.
Of course that last point is part of the organization's argument.
"When an affiliate becomes dysfunctional over a long period of time, it collapses, and this board cannot allow that," said Scott T. Greenwood, a board member who presented the national organization's arguments at Sunday's hearing.
Thus, the prevalence of structurally heterothallic species in the PAC and their conserved MAT locus organization are arguments in favor of heterothallism as ancestral breeding system.
According to this argument, organizations and their projects tend to concentrate in regions that are highly urbanized to ensure access to economic, infrastructural, and human resources needed to support the organization [ 22, 24].
In the United States, however, there has been a movement towards focusing on the local levels of organizations, with the argument that no system can be better than the microsystems of which it is composed [ 8- 12].
Both experiments showed that organizations that communicated arguments incongruent with inferred organizational motives instigated less trust than organizations that communicated arguments congruent with inferred organizational motives.
