Sentence examples for organizations associated from inspiring English sources
17 About 78% of residents in nursing homes and extensive rehabilitation organizations associated with the National Association of Third Age Structures ANASTEE) Calabria (an Italian association of nursing home and rehabilitation to care for third age) were found to suffer from cognitive deterioration of different etiologies and gravities, of which 52% had severe dementia.
7) Refraining from deals of any kind with public organizations, be it the government, organizations associated with the government, municipalities, or public organizations.
He manages a networking Web site for in-house staff members, as well as nonprofit organizations associated with the institute.
People or organizations associated with Aqueduct Entertainment gave almost $100,000 to the National Action Network in 2009, the report said.
The blue-chip organizations associated with S.O.S. spoke passionately of saving the reds, but, sensitive to the opposition of animal-rights groups, they have not made trapping a priority.
"The I.L.O. may have the competence, but its procedures are a bit cumbersome and slow," said Giampiero Alhadeff, head of Solidar, a Brussels-based alliance of nongovernmental organizations associated with the trade union movement.
Even as Mr. Bush was thanking the business groups, representatives of about 150 liberal organizations including civil rights groups, organized labor, women's groups and even an organization associated with the overhaul of the campaign finance law were holding their own strategy session a few blocks away.
She is also on the board of Children of Bellevue, an organization associated with Bellevue Hospital Center in New York.
When I mentioned the essay to a friend who works for an organization associated with the show, he implied, without reading it, that publishing it would be wrong.
During her Senate campaign, Hillary Rodham Clinton blamed the signature machine for a friendly signed letter sent from her office to a Muslim-American organization associated with terrorism.
The study was conducted by the Institute on Taxation and Economic Policy, a Washington research organization associated with Citizens for Tax Justice, a nonprofit group supported in part by labor unions.
