We have nonhierarchical organizations in which anyone can argue for his or her ideas.
A law approved last year gave the president the authority to freeze assets of organizations in which there is a foreign interest, pending an investigation, the government said.
He had a brush with McCarthyism when he was investigated because some past associates and organizations in which he had been a member had leftist connections.
The organizations in which Mrs. Moore served included Wellesley College, her alma mater, and the United Board for Christian Higher Education in Asia.
Those changes have turned many companies into large, far-flung organizations in which employees can have difficulty communicating with one another and managers often change jobs.
The new health care law encourages joint ventures, known as accountable care organizations, in which doctors and hospitals take collective responsibility for the care of Medicare beneficiaries.
General elections held in January 2005 brought to power the United Iraqi Alliance (UIA), a coalition of mainly Shīʿite organizations, in which the Daʿwah was a major player.
The exchanges could insist that insurers establish so-called accountable care organizations, in which groups of providers take responsibility for a patient's health for a flat fee.
In a memorandum sent to all employees yesterday, Dr. John W. Rowe, the chief executive of the company, said Aetna planned to reduce the percentage of health maintenance organizations in which Aetna takes the risk for any losses.
Among the organizations in which he had a leading role were those he helped found, including the California Confederacy for the Arts, a lobbying group, and the San Francisco Performing Arts Library and Museum.
The truth is that big banks like JPMorgan are hugely complicated organizations, in which no one person can be aware of everything that is going on, or even hope to forestall all possible problems from emerging.
