Sentence examples for subsidiary organization from inspiring English sources

"I have no jurisdiction over the finances of that subsidiary organization," he said.

Indeed, in a 2011 filing with the Labor Department, the union described OUR Walmart as a "subsidiary organization".

In 1840 it founded the settlements of Wellington and Nelson and, in 1841, through a subsidiary organization (the Plymouth Company), the settlement of New Plymouth.

Through a sales call, he became interested in the Massachusetts Youth Council and later helped to set up a subsidiary organization in Cambridge.

But Jill Cashen, a union spokeswoman, said that OUR Walmart had "grown and gained independence" and attracted thousands of members since that time, and that it would not be listed as a subsidiary organization in the union's filing for 2012.

John Gomperts, president of Civic Ventures, a nonprofit based in San Francisco advocating meaningful second careers, described the situation at Experience Corps, a subsidiary organization he ran until recently.

With Norman Thomas and L. Hollingsworth Wood, a Quaker lawyer, he set up a subsidiary organization-the Natl.

In response, these executives formed a National Vigilance Committee to police the industry, with subsidiary organizations formed at the local level.

The work of subsidiary organizations like Harvard Medical International and Johns Hopkins International demonstrates strategic, financial, research and marketing-related opportunities in emerging economies like India, China, Pakistan, Malaysia, Chile, Peru, and Mexico [ 24].

If assessments of this nature were to take place at a global level or with developing nations / regions, support from international organizations would be needed, either from subsidiary organizations within the UN or outside of the UN system (e.g. World Bank).

None of the funds made available under this or any other Act, or any prior Appropriations Act, may be provided to the Association of Community Organizations for Reform Now (ACORN), or any of its affiliates, subsidiaries, allied organizations, or successors.