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.
Any short-term remedies are likely to come from European-wide organizations.
The Communist menace is greater than the Nazi threat ever was, because the Communists have a stronger base and more effective world-wide organizations.
Strong European-wide organizations should be seen as reinforcing each other rather than being in competition.
As new technologies develop, industry-wide organizations often create standards that manufacturers can follow to ensure interoperability and promote efficiency.
Today, both European and world-wide organizations encourage countries to develop and implement national road safety programs as a background condition for systematic work on promoting road safety [3, 36, 38].
Each region, commanded by a CAP colonel, encompasses several state-wide organizations referred to as wings.
In addition, the president's Emergency Program for AIDS Relief (PEPFAR) and numerous other world-wide organizations, centers of research excellence and the pharmaceutical industry support a community of more than 20,000 scientists, health-care providers and advocates.
What is worrying is the trend the Moldova case, and its savvy smugglers, feed into one of wider organizations of semi-skilled or skilled criminal organizations successfully moving many small or a few large shipments of dangerous materials to dangerous buyers.
It is no co-incidence that both proficiency panels were conducted by community-wide organizations.
Importantly, the H3ABioNet network grew largely from existing continent-wide organizations already involved in bioinformatics.
