Sentence examples for typical organisation from inspiring English sources

Sea bream skin had the typical organisation of teleost skin and was composed of three well defined layers: the epidermis, dermis and hypodermis which overlaid a fat layer that varied in thickness.

The toxin gene clusters from Group II C.botulinum type B strain Eklund 17B (NRP) and type E strain Alaska E43 (accession number NC_010723) are shown in Figure  4 illustrating the typical organisation of the ha cluster and orfX cluster types respectively.

Three years before, she had maligned the ANC as "a typical terrorist organisation".

While the late Mandela is now generally venerated, that was not the case in the 1970s and 80s, with Thatcher describing the ANC as a "typical terrorist organisation".

It was this commitment to armed struggle that made Margaret Thatcher shun the ANC and dismiss it as "a typical terrorist organisation".

Today Conservative politicians such as David Cameron may laud him as a hero, but back in the day, Cameron's real hero, Margaret Thatcher, denounced the African National Congress as "a typical terrorist organisation".

She was even a covert fighter against apartheid, despite calling the ANC "a typical terrorist organisation", adding: "Anyone who thinks it's going to run South Africa is living in cloud cuckoo land". Who claims it?

And they did it". Reaction to Thatcher's death was divided around her stance on the ruling African National Congress, which she once described as "a typical terrorist organisation", and her support for the former apartheid government.

The praise was in stark contrast to the view taken by Cameron's predecessor and another of his heroes, Margaret Thatcher, who described the African National Congress as "a typical terrorist organisation" and fiercely opposed sanctions against the apartheid regime.

"The ANC", said Margaret Thatcher in 1987, "is a typical terrorist organisation... Anyone who thinks it is going to run the government in South Africa is living in cloud-cuckoo land".

The door of Downing Street was always open to Chief Buthelezi while she warned British diplomats not to keep contact with the African National Congress (ANC), which she dismissed as a "typical terrorist organisation".