Sentence examples for organizations of the same from inspiring English sources

Home Rule League, either of two short-lived organizations of the same name in India established in April and September 1916, respectively, by Indian militant nationalist Bal Gangadhar Tilak and British social reformer and Indian independence leader Annie Besant.

Our results show that there is a surprising amount of homophily among organizations: organizations of the same type (multilateral, bilateral, private donors, etc).

We begin by presenting our findings on the main incentives that favor coordination between the members of the network of managers of transport critical infrastructures of Greater Montréal, and identify the key differences between public and private organizations of the same network.

"We are two organizations of the same size with a similar mandate but different ways of doing things," said Mr. Kuroda.

It is run separately from Mr. Khodorkovsky's British-based philanthropic organization of the same name.

Persuading villagers to move "was one of my most difficult assignments," Mr. Rathore told Sanctuary Asia magazine, which is published by a nongovernmental organization of the same name.

They had recorded another album under the name Salvation Army, but had to change it owing to the fact that there was already a gigantic Christian charitable organization of the same name.

Put together by a national nonprofit organization of the same name, with a Web site at www.castingforrecovery.org, the program is intended to help breast cancer survivors recover emotionally and physically in a way that participants consider life-affirming.

Russell Mamone, a past editor of The Wheelmen -- a publication of an organization, of the same name, that is devoted to bicycle history -- said that the earliest "cyclometers" had been attached inside front wheel hubs, to the underside of pedals or to wheels, where they counted off rotations by striking pins against the wheel or spokes.

Breinholt and a Justice Department spokesman both noted the success of a case that was decided in Boston in January, in which officials from Care International, another Islamic charity accused of terrorism (and not affiliated with the well-known humanitarian organization of the same name), were convicted on tax charges.

They got the green light, and YP4W.com -- or Young Professionals for George W. Bush -- was born, along with a national networking organization of the same name with chapters in 30 cities. "We knew from our research that there were many people out there like us," Mr. Forquet said.