It is precisely because of this that the successful and performing nonprofits have learned to define clearly what changes outside the organization constitute "results" and to focus on them.
(The candidates have been quarrelling over whether a federal probe into a New Jersey nonprofit community organization constitutes a criminal investigation of Me-nendez. The fact that it does not has not stopped Kean from making the claim).
What is lacking is a recognition that the Agile way of running an organization constitutes, not just a random potpourri of management practices being driven by technology.
But all of the subjects that I paint are inextricably bound to the evolution of material manipulations; their organization constitutes a narrative in its own right.
The organization constitutes a system of collective defence whereby its member states agree to mutual defense in response to an attack by any external party.
The burden of proof about the criminal nature and operations of Golden Dawn as a political organization constitutes a separate, albeit related, issue from the illegal actions of individuals belonging to the party.
Each unique PEPCK sequence at either nucleotide or amino acid level of organization constitutes a distinct genetic allele at that level.
When the Peter Paul plant closed in Naugatuck, Conn., last year, Naugatuck Valley Community College in Waterbury worked closely with the Northwest Regional Workforce Investment Board, a private, nonprofit organization constituted by the General Assembly that administers federal and state funds to dislocated workers for retraining.
When the Peter Paul plant closed in Naugatuck last year, Naugatuck Valley Community College worked closely with the Northwest Regional Workforce Investment Board, a private, nonprofit organization constituted by the General Assembly that administers federal and state funds to dislocated workers for retraining.
In TetR family members, a couple of α helices, h2 and h3, in the dimeric organization constitute the shared HTH DNA-binding domain (h2 h3 and h2' h3') (Fig. 1, 2).
