Collocations withorganization

The vehicle for spirituality among the religious is typically defined by the belief and practices of their affiliated organization.

For example, in some churches, congregations are part of a larger church organization, while in other groups, each congregation is an independent autonomous organization.

Hatred can be quite efficient, such as when it is allowed to mask itself as social reform or progress, and to make use of bureaucratic organization and technical know-how.

The archaeological correlations of such expressions of centralized organization are found in public buildings, par ticularly monumental architecture.

For example, donating money to a charitable organization is praiseworthy, the pseudoscientific, exaggerated promises of some chiropractors are blameworthy.

He was interested in civic organization and administration and became involved in city housing policy.

It is the oldest and largest community-based organization of its kind in the nation.

That does not mean that the criminal organization has ceased to exist, it means it is becoming more pervasive and dangerous.

But the presupposition that natural scientific knowledge in general is capable of accumulative progress is a historically specific assumption connected with the contemporary cultural organization of this form of knowing.

For example, an environmental organization might believe that comprehensive, national solutions are the only way to ensure the integrity of interconnected ecosystems.

In contrast, many of the larger faith-based organizations and agencies are, he argues, less overtly spiritual and more task-oriented.

Local feminist organization have different views on gender mainstreaming.

The comedy group uses the basic theme of a fraternal organization, and their stage costumes are identical to the ones used in the movie's organization.

Successful parsing involves segmenting speech into phrases, assigning category labels to words, and determining syntactic dependencies and hierarchical organization.

Champions of charity is an innovative, well-written, meticulously researched, and richly illustrated study on a universally known humanitarian organization whose history to date has been largely covered in myth.

This independent organization should be responsible for providing national guidance, using health economic evaluation, on the use of health technologies such as new and existing medicines, treatments, and procedures.

Today it spans economic theory, labor economics, finance, macroeconomics and industrial organization.

The distinction between intergovernmental and international university is similar to the one between intergovernmental organization and international organization.

For example, competition could develop after a minimum standard has been adopted by an international organization.

A system answers customer telephone calls, transferring them to the proper area within a large organization.

It is a leading organization in the field and publishes four leading journals.

During the revolution in 1978-79, all of the leftist organizations resurfaced.

Even so, local organization of this stratified life was the rule.

It is the country's national news agency, supplying news reports to the many domestic media organization.

The national organization had been evading similar uprisings in the profession for some time.

The party should not be mistaken for a nationalist organization of the similar name (-), existing from 2002 to 2007.

The internal process involves the central government (minister of the environment or of the natural resources), the central bank, or financial authority and the national non-government organization.

The group is a tax-exempt 501(c) (3) nonprofit organization, and as such does not disclose the identity of its funders.

As a trained paramilitary organization, the urban cohorts could, on rare occasions, take to the field of battle if necessary.

Each member and participating organization is represented by a so-called principal and a principal alternate.

The philanthropic organization is a front for their more sinister means.

During this period, no commercial space launches were available to private operators, and no private organization was able to offer space launches.

This sublimation remains a cardinal feature of the professional organization.

I am less convinced of the model's immediate value for analyzing the regional organization of sites.

They also were informed of at least the basic features of the legal system and its being part of the religious organization of the society.

After the dismal, however, the woman never made any attempt to contact the rescue organization about returning her cats.

The national convention serves as the governing body of each respective organization.

This position does not appear to be shared by any expert or scientific organization independent of the lead industry.

First is a secular organization consisting of a president, vice-president, secretary, treasurer, and three "ad hoc" trustees.

They were accused of belonging to a secret socialist organization, which did not in fact exist.

We focused solely on the spatial organization of the receptive field.

Experts work for hire, although review would undoubtedly be accomplished in-house by the sponsoring organization, whether university unit or commercial publisher.

The party continued to exist, but was under the constant threat of legal harassment, and was for all intents and purposes an underground organization.

But it seems most of the original ideas have survived and residents have formed their own voluntary organization to preserve most of the virtues of joint ownership.

This is evident in changes of the nomenclature of family planning board to family welfare organization.