Sentence examples for power organization from inspiring English sources

Vyacheslav Nikonov, a political scientist and the grandson of Stalin's henchman Vyacheslav Molotov, now heads Russky Mir, or Russian World, a Kremlin-backed "soft power" organization that fosters ties with Russian émigrés.

The next year, he began an early article on a nascent black power organization with a question: "Who are the Black Panthers and what do they want?" Mr. Johnson also covered many events having nothing to do with race.

An ESA GIC Pilot Project is in progress together with the Swedish power organization ELFORSK and FMI.

It is understandably difficult for a hard power organization such as NATO to adapt to the demands of a world in which soft power is becoming more important, but NATO's future depends on its ability to adapt.

VICE has learned Northern Order an until now "phantom" white power organization in Canada is not only an affiliate of Atomwaffen Division with approximately ten members within the country, but is coordinating its efforts with the violent US based neo-Nazi terror group.

Peer review by a statistician also had an impact on quality in items concerning the addition of "oversight or fake", "figures and tables", "diagnostic tests", "power", "organization" and "style".

To accomplish this, one or more power system organization can be used within the product.

According to a December report by the Department of Homeland Security, the agency has been responding to intrusions into oil pipelines and electric power organizations "at an alarming rate".

But a serious disagreement remains over a plan by a federal energy panel to require utilities to participate in regional power organizations able to share electricity nationwide.

The data collected by the Southern Poverty Law Center, which monitors hate groups, shows that "the number of ultra-right-wing militias and white power organizations has grown sharply since the election of President Obama in 2008," Mr. Dao and Mr.Kovaleski wrote, adding that "the movement is more decentralized and in many ways more disorganized than ever, experts and movement leaders say".

"We have a responsibility to continue to power organizations who want to bring transparency like Politwoops," Dorsey said.