Sentence examples for wide organization from inspiring English sources

Large corporations can diffuse responsibility for illegal activity across a wide organization, making it difficult for prosecutors to prove that executives knowingly and willfully violated the law -- even when individuals clearly broke it.

In addition, the difference in make-up of the mouse and human genome, such as the genome wide organization of syntenic regions, and/or overall differences between mouse and human mammary gland biology may result in selection of other regions and genes during the course of mouse and human breast cancer development.

Table 1 in the Supplementary Material summarizes some of the most popular ones, and Figure 3 gives an overview of methods for representing time at different levels of (sub cellular-, organism- or population-wide organization.

The generation of high-resolution nucleosome maps in several organisms helps the understanding of the genome-wide organization of nucleosomes and its relationship with transcriptional regulation [ 1- 8].

In response to the news, Latif Guèye, chief executive of the Africa-wide organization, was dismissed this month.

Mr. Kabila has accused Mr. Masire, who was appointed by the continent-wide Organization of African Unity, of favoring the rebels.

He has left his fortune to Baroness Margaret Astair, a British educator famed for her world-wide organization of progressive orphanages, which will shift the action for a time to England.

The differences were so pronounced that they led to the formation of a new hemisphere-wide organization — the Community of Latin American and Caribbean States, which excluded the United States and Canada — as an alternative to the U.S.-dominated U.S.-dominated Organization of American States

More than 52,000 are in the wider organization, made up of the Secretariat and 29 other bodies like Unicef and the World Food Program.

But if prices look in danger of plummeting, the Saudis would very likely ask their Gulf neighbors and the wider organization to help out, possibly threatening the organization's cohesion.

"The Bush administration is unprecedented in how systematic the politicization is and how it extends both across the wider organization chart and deep down within the bureaucracy," Professor Rudalevige said.