Sentence examples for organizations indeed from inspiring English sources
But that condition effectively gave veto power to terrorist organizations, indeed to individual suicide bombers.
Gymnastics organizations, indeed one can say the gymnastics movement as a whole, were part of an emphasis on physical fitness that was seen as going hand-in-hand with military preparedness in the face of French expansionism.
Although many organizations indeed concentrate on financial rewards, other rewards are relevant, too.
The specific degrees to which such regional organizations indeed provide the advantages and avoid the disadvantages of both local and central IRBs require close investigation.
A high wall of secrecy likewise surrounds the rest of the organization; indeed, the British government barely acknowledges its existence, though an annual lump-sum appropriation request must be presented publicly to Parliament.
What you see in all this is a company director striving to honor the tradition of his celebrated organization — indeed, the tradition that made the organization celebrated — while at the same time pushing the troupe out of the nineteenth century and into the twenty-first.
Our data showed that distinct patterns of Kv4.2 subunit organization indeed exist in different cell types and even in subdomains within a cell.
No major organizations folded; indeed, the business entered a period of sustained growth, with a number of concert schedules expanding to fill the entire year.
Recently on "Face the Nation," Stephen Goldsmith, a White House adviser, explained that such organizations will indeed be allowed to discriminate in their hiring practices, but only "on the basis of religion".
They viewed the bookings as an implicit rebuttal to the conspiracy theories, but also as a reminder that the parent companies of news organizations do indeed take sides sometimes.
The truth is that most organizations are indeed too complicated, especially now that we're in an age of global supply chains and markets, increasing regulation, technological disruption and communications overload.
