Sentence examples for special organizations from inspiring English sources

But look for instance at a city plan in which we can see that streets can have special organizations.

As the presentation of these plays grew more elaborate, they became a civic affair, and special organizations took over their staging; e.g., in France it was the confréries, while in England it was the trade guilds.

We wanted to take the time to say 'thank you' to a few of these special organizations, invite them into our home and salute them for their achievements in the best way we know how -- with music".

Retailers are special organizations in the lives of consumers, however.

Many of the participants' accommodations-related associations to special needs were related to special education or to "special" organizations and activities (e.g., Special Olympics).

The real problem is that it is hard to do these things -- to have these special organizations - on a large scale.

"After an appraisal, the share stake in Yuganskneftegaz will be handed over to a special organization for sale," the Justice Ministry said in a statement.

This chapter describes the special organization as well as the actual situation of R&D in Russia, with cryogenics taken as example.

The money she vetoed was essentially one-time financing for a special organization — the South Carolina Coalition Against Domestic Violence and Sexual Assault — and thus was a form of government spending the governor does not approve of.

The result of this survey showed that special organization, climatically adaptation and suitable use of earth thermal behavior in Maymand is better than Kandovan instead the natural ventilation and use of day lighting is better in Kandovan because of its separated cliff forms.

It is argued that the special organization of the living cell, based on the overlapping of both sequential and 'amorphous' architectures, endlessly strives to fill in the occurring 'functional voids' or symmetry breakings; and it endlessly produces physiological networkings and evolutionary novelties as a byproduct.