Sentence examples for whose organization includes from inspiring English sources

Mr. Goodell, whose organization includes more than 7,000 hikers, described the mishap as "a freak accident".

Ms. Mulliez, whose organization includes a prize for emerging artists and a residency program, said she believes in taking risks to support new talents and building international networks with the aim of helping artists get noticed abroad.

Generics, which cost less than brand-name drugs, make up 42percentt of the market by volume in Europe, compared with 63percentt in the United States, said Mr. Perry, whose organization includes the three largest generics companies in Europe: Ratiopharm, Teva Pharmaceutical Industries and Sandoz.

Everitt, whose organization's staff includes family members of victims of gun violence, said Carson had "basically blamed the victims for their own deaths" and added to the pain of the victims' families.

Mr. Bossie, whose organization's activities include running the project Citizens United for the Bush Agenda, argued that Mr. Glass was acting out of political motive, noting that he had written the music for "Going Upriver: The Long War of John Kerry," a film sympathetic to the Democratic presidential nominee.

The organization includes European countries, the United States, Canada, Japan and Australia.

That organization includes Jesuits in Alaska, Idaho, Montana, Oregon and Washington.

"That's not what this system was designed to do," said Collins, whose organization is supported by manufacturers and recyclers, including rePlanet.

Independent movies dominated the New York Film Critics Circle Awards, whose winners were announced Wednesday by the 73-year-old organization, including "Milk," which claimed three awards.

Skeletal muscle is composed of fibrils whose organization defines functionality.

Protein interactions form a network whose structure drives cellular function and whose organization informs biological inquiry.