Sentence examples for permanent group from inspiring English sources

The less-developed countries attempted a more concerted and wide-ranging effort to redistribute wealth and economic opportunities through demands for a New International Economic Order, made in 1974 by the Group of 77 (which had become a permanent group representing the interests of less-developed states in the UN and eventually came to include more than 120 states).

The Museum's permanent group contains 180 Kandinskys, 169 Klees, & large collection of Franz Marc, Robert Delaunay, & Albert Gleizes.

Part II of the Guide focuses on the interaction of participants involved in a permanent group or organization.

Daily experimental investigations of parameters of cardio-vascular health state were performed in Azerbaijan with a permanent group of examined persons.

With the decline of government support, artistic directors argue, it is increasingly difficult to finance a permanent group of actors who could play multiple roles.

He was serving as chief French representative to the permanent group of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization NATOO) in Washington in 1960 when he was named général d'armée.

Permanent groups or organizations are likely to have well established decision-making procedures.

Both temporary and permanent groups and organizations are likely to encounter certain predictable obstacles to consensus building.

The same five consensus building steps apply when dealing with permanent groups, although there is a sixth step -- organizational learning -- that needs to be added.

This structure may lend stability to a society; the lineages are considered permanent groups and thus perpetuate concomitant political and religious relationships over time.

Under this system, groups of the same age are initiated (circumcised) into adult life during the same open-initiation period; the age-class thus formed is a permanent grouping, lasting the life of its members.