Most of the organizations that do refugee resettlement are religious organizations.
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These include scientific organizations, universities, libraries, museums, newspapers and civic organizations.
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Few organizations, let alone organizations under constant siege, accept change easily.
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Few organizations, let alone organizations under constant siege, accept change easily.
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Trump doesn't want conservative news organizations to act like news organizations—ever.
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These donations included contributions to specific candidates, PACs, party organizations, and ideological organizations.
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Our company and other organizations, including several major environmental organizations, support these bills.
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"We propose to remove and amend regulations that would impose burdens on faith-based organizations, provide special benefits to faith-based organizations, or treat faith-based organizations and religious individuals differently than other organizations or individuals," the rule proposed Thursday said.
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On college campuses, universities, and do you think these organizations, these Islamic organizations or Palestinian organizations, do you think they&aposre promoting this sort of an attitude?
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To date, Microsoft claims 200,000 organizations use Teams, while Slack claims 500,000 active organizations.
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Over 50 national organizations and hundreds of state and local organizations support the legislation.
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Facebook wanted responsible fact-checking organizations to partner with, and several such organizations exist.
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Religious organizations, religiously-affiliated organizations, religiously-driven for-profit entities, and political organizations may have strong First Amendment and RFRA grounds for challenging the law's applicability to them.
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Look, the comparison to terrorist organizations, does this comedian understand that ICE investigates terrorist organizations?
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Only Recognized Organizations, or organizations simultaneously applying for recognition, may request the accreditation of individuals.
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By comparison, Microsoft Teams is used by 200,000 organizations while Slack claims 50,000 paying organizations.
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"These organizations would never say they were the organizations driving these changes," Mr. Hussein said.
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But really, a large range of organizations, governments, civil organizations, as well as large enterprises.
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"There are organizations, I'd call them rogue organizations, that operate in that fashion," he said.
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Cancers with the largest number of advocacy organizations and largest revenue were breast cancer, with 33 dedicated organizations and revenue of $460 million; pediatric cancers, with 33 organizations and $117 million in revenue; and leukemia, with just 4 dedicated organizations but $201 million in revenue.
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By comparison, Microsoft Teams is used by 329,000 organizations, the company announced in September, while Slack in May said its service is used by 500,000 organizations, including 70,000 paying organizations.
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Many organizations, particularly underfunded government agencies and organizations delivering critical services, are not as well-prepared.
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These include ministries, councils, regulators, licensing and grant management organizations, transport authorities and social housing organizations.
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"One thinks of tribes as social organizations, but fundamentally, of course, they're political organizations," he explains.
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Funding for Meals on Wheels organizations primarily comes from the federal government, state organizations and donors.
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So it is with organizations: traditional organizations (spiders) have a rigid hierarchy and top-down leadership.
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"We are at war with terrorist organizations, we need the support of Western organizations," Kurtulmus said.
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All the organizations slated to attend the meeting appear to be bipartisan or right-leaning organizations.
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Congress already has authority to act against organizations that knowingly provide resources to foreign terrorist organizations.
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But even as organizations are held responsible, the government's duty to assist these organizations remains ambiguous.
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Since the '70s, there are now 153% or 30% of people who are no longer members of groups, whether religious organizations, or local organizations, or volunteer organizations, that they once were.
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Many news organizations in Iran do not turn a profit, and some are subsidized by state organizations.
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Facebook Workplace now has 14,000 organizations signed up and those organizations have created more than 400,000 groups.
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While many businesses and environmental organizations supported the legislation, some environmental justice organizations and Republicans opposed it.
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Below are details of the fighters, their Cossack organizations and the organizations' roles in World Cup security.
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She has directed campaigns for corporate entities, large non-profit organizations, unions, trade organizations and leading universities.
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"It's not anti-gun organizations, it's organizations working in communities on safety and reducing violence," she said.
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Donate to organizations making a difference There are countless organizations working every day to support social progress.
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You can find a list of various national organizations supporting marginalized communities here, and regional organizations here.
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"The boards and executive leadership of the Lott organizations need time to digest this news and reflect on the question of whether we should rename our organizations," the organizations said in a statement.
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Intellectuals, businesspeople, celebrities, civil society organizations (CSOs), media organizations and journalists are being silenced via threats and blackmail.
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Fraternities are technically charitable organizations—charitable organizations that bring in millions of dollars each year from member dues.
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Almost all organizations are youth or family-oriented organizations, and the donation usually ranges from $2,000 to $5,000.
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Immunization success requires implementers in these countries—non-governmental organizations, faith-based organizations, healthcare fieldworkers and faith leaders.
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The foundation would also spin off some of its programs to partner organizations — though which organizations remains unclear.
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The best talent want to work for diverse organizations and investors are putting their capital into diverse organizations.
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From 2006 to 2013, Lerner ran the IRS's Exempt Organizations division, which oversees organizations seeking tax-exempt status.
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The clerics also created Islamic courts, media organizations and pan-Islamic organizations such as the Muslim World League.
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Here are six organizations that are working on the ground or in concert with organizations in the Bahamas.
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Think about Girl and Boy Scouts, museums, public television shows, universities, arts organizations, even veterans and religious organizations.
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"Unlike foreign media organizations in China, these entities are not independent news organizations," the statement from Pompeo read.
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Conservative organizations voiced support for a quick confirmation, while Democrats and liberal advocacy organizations vowed a fierce battle.
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Pla Cordero specifically calls on humanitarian aid organizations to seek input from existing organizations for people with disabilities while coordinating relief efforts, while also pushing for more representation of people with disabilities in humanitarian organizations.
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Since inception, we have pioneered the development of sustainability partnerships with municipalities, non-profit organizations, and faith-based organizations.
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I started reaching out to colleges, human-rights organizations, or Arab-American student organizations and doing events with them.
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Only 18 percent of respondents trust national news organizations "a lot" and just 22 percent trust local news organizations.
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Most of the organizations working with us were faith organizations who, however, were organizing locally with Black Lives Matter.
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The Dridex malware targeted smaller businesses and organizations that lacked the sophisticated cyberdefenses of larger organizations, U.S. officials said.
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Individuals, teams and organizations have to be constantly changing – they must be learning organizations to be competitive commercial enterprises.
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The Dridex malware targeted smaller businesses and organizations that lacked the sophisticated cyberdefenses of larger organizations, U.S. officials said.
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There is, however, an important role for friends of democracy — organizations like IRI and our sister organizations — to play.
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For control of subnational organizations, the reformers did battle with patronage-based Democratic organizations oriented toward local and state politics.
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The report lists 58 "Foreign Terrorist Organizations," including ISIS, al Qaeda and various affiliates and branches of those two organizations.
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As industry organizations announce year-on-year growth, songwriters are turning to royalty management organizations like Songtrust in increasing numbers.
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It's important to challenge mainstream organizations that provide health services, rather than just creating organizations and programs focused on minorities.
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New organizations are required to reveal whether they are financially tied to special interest organizations, regardless of their political views.
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"I am fascinated by how organizations behave and how people behave in organizations," he told The Daily Telegraph in 2005.
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Six national non-profit organizations currently administer SEE grants, and enrollees are considered employees of those organizations, not the EPA.
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While some of the big news organizations have got questions in, the variety of news organizations called upon is notable.
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Foreign organizations working in China have long had to seek out domestic agencies or organizations to act as their sponsors.
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With that classification, the US can still bring financial sanctions against these organizations, just as it could against terrorist organizations.
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By his tally, it was 66 health-care organizations, three labor unions, 210 educational associations, six military organizations, three homebuilders, 108 municipalities and cities, 129 religious organizations and 145 businesses said they had interests in the case.
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The Regional Arts Organizations, private non-profit organizations that also receive a portion of their funding from the NEA, distribute additional funds to artists and arts organizations in their member states, especially for projects with a regional impact.
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Primarily individuals, some sets of folks who are parts of organizations, and some organizations who are doing it as a group.
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People are donating to their favorite charitable organizations on the Tuesday after Cyber Monday, coined #GivingTuesday, to help out charitable organizations.
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"Border Patrol, ICE, their facilities are overwhelmed, the faith-based organizations and other nongovernmental organizations are overwhelmed," Morgan told Fox News.
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And they often focus on the organizations — like bands and Greek organizations — that make up the cultural fabric of their institutions.
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Royalties for public performances of compositions are compulsory and are collected by a handful of organizations called performance royalty organizations (PRO).
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So organizations — all organizations, for-profit, nonprofit, everybody that gives their employees free stuff, we&aposre trying to make it equal.
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While news organizations are stretched for resources, companies and sports organizations have stepped in and are increasingly becoming media companies themselves.
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Six organizations are now on the State Department's list of foreign terrorist organizations active in Afghanistan, although the Taliban are not.
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Though there are few nonprofit organizations doing general rare disease research, there are many research organizations working on specific rare conditions.
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These larger organizations are supported by a network of much smaller veterans service organizations with their own unique histories and missions.
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As sports organizations grappled with their decisions, updates from other sports organizations worldwide produced an incessant, disorderly drumbeat of bad news.
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Justice Stephen Breyer, for example, highlighted health care organizations, labor unions, educational associations and military organizations that depended upon DACA recipients.
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Those two things are ... Should bigger organizations not get the protections from 230 and keep them for smaller organizations, for example?
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Other tax-exempt organizations (such as section 501(c)(4) welfare organizations) can already engage in electioneering to a considerable extent.
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A huge variety of organizations use the domain ending, from massive multinational organizations like UNICEF to local libraries and animal shelters.
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"There were not many local [immigrant rights] organizations or college based organizations, or people just did not know about it," he said.
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"Unrecognized single-sex social organizations are the only kind of organizations that Harvard punishes students for joining," one of the lawsuits said.
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On April 8, the Trump administration designated the Iranian Revolutionary Guard and its subsidiary organizations, including the Basij, as foreign terrorist organizations.
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In organizations, even if organizations veer tight or loose for good reasons, if they get to the extreme, they have serious problems.
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"We've seen in some organizations that some employees may not know who their designated HR contact is," Hervey added of larger organizations.
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But try to limit this to clubs where you held leadership positions, nationally recognized organizations, and organizations aligned with your desired field.
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This is particularly true for VIP individuals and elite organizations such as law firms, lobbying firms, political action committees, and advocacy organizations.
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While organizations like TEA and Lilith Funds take care of the procedure, organizations like Fund Texas Choice take care of the travel.
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Why it matters: Multiple organizations have stepped up to help local papers survive or provide local coverage themselves as non-profit organizations.
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The 18 aid organizations were appealing against their expulsion orders, issued late last year to 27 non-governmental organizations (NGOs) in all.
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He is the former director for policy, regional and functional organizations for the International Organizations Bureau at the U.S. Department of State.
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For example, religious organizations must be on equal footing with one another and with secular organizations when it comes to government grant funding.
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Both the Dillers and the Koret Foundation — another major CMJ funder — support anti-Muslim organizations in the US, and settlement organizations in Palestine.
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In fact, the first organizations that went Nazi were student organizations, and this was a sign that disaffected intellectuals were flocking to Hitler.
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There's lots of different booths and nonprofits and grassroots organizations and political organizations that raise awareness about different challenges that our community faces.
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The center left is losing its influence in organizations like the ALCU, and the center right is losing its influence in conservative organizations.
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The most revealing data were health clinics, religious organizations, or other sensitive organizations, which could often be identified in a subject's call history.
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I am a huge fan of organizations that are thinking about how to invest in not just organizations themselves, but in, say, initiatives.
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It also identified several examples of organizations that fall under that definition to ensure that certain organizations would not evade the law's coverage.
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For years, confusion has attached to the question of whether religious organizations can contract with government as religious organizations without violating the law.
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The center-left is losing its influence in organizations like the ACLU, and the center-right is losing its influence in conservative organizations.
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While Caixin has always had more leeway than those organizations, it must still obey increasingly strict rules on what news organizations can publish.
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Silicon Valley Rising, a campaign run by labor organizations, faith leaders, community-based organizations, and workers, released a statement about the coronavirus Monday.
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These days, as performing arts organizations rely on philanthropy more than ever, the importance of such calls has only grown for many organizations.
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Leigh Thompson is the J. Jay Gerber professor of dispute resolution and organizations and a professor of management and organizations at Northwestern University.
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We also are grateful for the outpouring of subscriptions to news organizations, and the support for organizations like the Committee to Protect Journalists.
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Mukunda hypothesized that, in highly filtered organizations, leaders would end up being relatively interchangeable; in less filtered organizations, individual variation will be greater.
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The BBC and other British news organizations tend to follow the same rules online, as do foreign news organizations operating within the country.
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These were ostensibly church-related organizations dedicated to family issues and became powerful lobbying organizations in Washington aligning themselves with the Republican Party.
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Collaborate with Other Veteran Service Organizations Many non-profits are hesitant to share information about the veterans they serve locally with other organizations.
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Engage with organizations fighting for your rights: Organizations are working to protect no-cost birth control and to ensure women's voices are heard.
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The rise of nonunion organizations is already on the wayUnions may no longer work — but that doesn't mean labor organizations are going anywhere.
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How do we help organizations that need additional support when they are struggling to really keep their organizations going to help that population?
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The International Network of Civil Liberties Organizations (INCLO), which is comprised of organizations like the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) in the US, and similar organizations in the UK, Canada, Ireland, Hungary, Russia, Argentina, and South Africa, announced the transparency initiative on Tuesday.
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Yet "there's a unique dynamic between the sports organizations and the food companies, and it's hard to know who should take more responsibility for the problem or if both organizations -- both sports organizations and food companies -- should take equal responsibility," she said.
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Undocumented immigrants do not qualify for FEMA assistance, and legal aid organizations by law cannot serve the population since the organizations receive federal funds.
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"In 2019, FireEye observed four telecommunication organizations targeted by APT41 actors," the company added in today's report, which refrained from naming the organizations hit.
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That's why Automattic is working on a platform for news organizations — think about it as a version of WordPress specifically designed for news organizations.
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While provocative, open discussions can be healthy for organizations, it is also often easier said than done to cultivate psychologically safe environments in organizations.
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"Women's rights organizations are in line with the views of human rights organizations in terms of punishment," said Devi Asmarani, chief editor of Magdalene.
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This includes public school teachers, police officers and social workers, excluding those who work for labor unions, partisan political organizations or for-profit organizations.
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Not-for-profit organizations have long since been a key component of disaster management, codified in coalitions like Voluntary Organizations Active in Disasters (VOAD).
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The latter encompasses health maintenance organizations (HMOs) or preferred provider organizations (PPOs), which control costs by creating healthcare provider networks that enrollees must use.
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Foreign governments and nongovernmental organizations denounced two earlier drafts, saying their wording implied that the Chinese government viewed such groups as potential criminal organizations.
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Promoting terrorism is specifically banned under TikTok's community policy, which states that terrorist organizations and any other criminal organizations are banned from using TikTok.
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There may very well be news organizations that get more traffic to their websites from Facebook, and there are news organizations with larger followings.
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Help has instead come from charities and international organizations like the United Nations, including medical supplies and transport, according to residents and the organizations.
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Slack is offering that to organizations working on coronavirus research, response, or mitigation and local media organizations and scientific publications covering those the coronavirus.
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Entire criminal organizations could be added to the State Department's list of Foreign Terrorist Organizations, joining about 60, mostly Islamist, groups already on it.
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" In private membership organizations, Rehnquist argued, "the potential for conflict between state public accommodations laws and the First Amendment rights of organizations has increased.
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The study also found that post-9/11 organizations save their money at a rate almost 2.5 times greater than pre-9/11 organizations.
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It would not be until the 1960s that women's organizations could effectively compete for women's votes against party organizations severely weakened by technological progress.
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These organizations, after all, are major sources of the blood supply in the U.S. To balance the need to support these organizations with your displeasure with the ban, seek out organizations that are working to advocate for the ban's repeal in favor of other alternatives.
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Mercy Corps wouldn't be the first organization to find itself in the Turkish government's crosshairs: In November, some 375 nongovernmental organizations — including human rights organizations, women's rights organizations, student and business associations, and even sports clubs — were shuttered in Turkey under an executive decree.
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"The I.R.S. views foreign political organizations as the same as domestic political organizations — not appropriate for a charity to support," said Marcus S. Owens, a partner at Loeb & Loeb, and former director of the Exempt Organizations Division of the Internal Revenue Service, in an email.
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This is an especially significant problem when defending against information operations, because many organizations holding valuable information are comparatively small organizations with limited security budgets.
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CLAUDE ARNOLD, FORMER ICE AND INS AGENT: Well the fact is these are criminal organizations and it&aposs driven by the drug trafficking organizations Laura.
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Paid maternity leave was offered by 60% of organizations with 10,000 or more employees, and only by 31% of organizations with fewer than 500 employees.
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Up until now, only four organizations have ever successfully made it to the Red Planet, and all of them have been government-led space organizations.
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Yet, as organizations like ours carefully detail human rights violations, an equally offensive tragedy unfolds: the failure of humanitarian-aid organizations to address those needs.
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An official on Thursday said the Socialist Party and affiliated organizations are the "the underlying structure" of the CLAPS, which she described as political organizations.
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Microsoft claims its Teams product is used by 329,000 organizations while Slack in January said it is now used by more than 85,000 paying organizations.
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Facebook on Thursday did not say how many organizations pay for Workplace, but the company in late 2017 said Workplace was used by 30,000 organizations.
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In contrast, organizations representing the less privileged, very broadly defined, accounted for just 22019 percent of all organizations and 2 percent of registered lobbying spending.
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In those circumstances, the Supreme Court found that the government's interest in deporting members of terrorist organizations outweighed any rights to associate with those organizations.
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They are typically offered to employees of public school systems, religious organizations, private schools and universities, as well as nonprofit organizations, including charities and hospitals.
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"The I.R.S. assumes organizations controlled by governmental entities will be good tax citizens," said Marc Owens, former director of the I.R.S. division of exempt organizations.
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The Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organizations Act, better known as RICO, is among the federal government's most powerful tools to combat long-running criminal organizations.
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The ECPA bars organizations providing digital services from accessing data transferred within those services, yet permits organizations to overcome this bar by gathering user consent.
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Cryptocurrency organizations recognize this, and have started to lend their platforms to charity organizations in an attempt to pioneer a new medium for donation processes.
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In 2018, Mr. Bloomberg and his organizations spent more than $112 million, an amount that also includes donations to help Senate candidates and progressive organizations.
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"This was a network of pages designed to appear like local media organizations and advocacy organizations," said David Agranovitch, Facebooks Global Lead for Threat Disruption.
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For years, organizations like United Steelworkers, Greenpeace and dozens of other community and environmental organizations pressured the E.P.A. to make chemical disaster prevention a priority.
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In addition, many organizations feel LCD evidentiary standards are highly selective, misrepresent the opinions of national organizations, and contain several key premises that are unsubstantiated.
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The group is known for recording and editing undercover videos that supposedly reveal liberal bias in media organizations or the workings of left-wing organizations.
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Ransomware attacks have surged in recent years as cyber extortionists moved from attacking individual computers to large organizations, including businesses, healthcare organizations and government agencies.
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That forced many human rights organizations organizations to cut down on their activities — even the Nadeem Center had to shutter its legal clinic last year.
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Many organizations have callouts for what we call "user-generated content"; any advice on how organizations could make contracts that are fair for the participants?
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All because unfettered propaganda news organizations, the social media organizations censoring out bias not liked, and allowing bad actors to verbally others not in agreement, harassment.
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Live chat support from crisis support organizations through Messenger: Participating organizations include Crisis Text Line, the National Eating Disorder Association, and the National Suicide Prevention Line.
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At issue is when the Free Exercise Clause bars a state from refusing aid to religious organizations even though the aid is available to secular organizations.
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What is seemingly unprecedented is the level of cooperation among organizations with the Team8 organizations to identify threats and develop technologies that can respond to them.
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We ask that you fight with us by donating to organizations who are fighting to protect our right to choice, organizations like NARAL and Planned Parenthood.
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SA Health recognizes a number of organizations providing ngangkari services, including ANTAC, and these organizations can bill SA Health to cover the cost of a healer.
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Clear guidelines related to employment with nonprofit professional organizations (like the ABA) and other private organizations that employ security guards or ambulance drivers should be established.
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That was followed by human services, at $51 billion, foundations at $46 billion, health organizations at $38 billion and public-society benefit organizations at $30 billion.
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The new policy applies to funds provided to foreign non-governmental organizations, but not to aid provided to governments or multilateral organizations, the State Department said.
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The committee will seek feedback from think tanks, academic organizations, community groups and advocacy organizations at the hearing – and afterward – to determine the best way forward.
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It has also included tough new controls on nongovernmental organizations, especially those with foreign connections, and a crackdown on religious organizations not sanctioned by the government.
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She broke up their coordinated efforts, including the Council for Tobacco Research and similar organizations and prohibited the companies from working together to create new organizations.
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The company said it will be working specifically with organizations that have signed Poynter's International Fact-Checking Network's code of principles, which currently includes 43 organizations.
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Many well-known organizations such as the National Rifle Association and the Sierra Club are classified as 501(c)(4) organizations under the U.S. tax code.
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Aid workers with nongovernmental organizations were run off the island, assaulted and harassed until many organizations decided to evacuate staff and volunteers worried about their safety.
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NEIGHBOURHOOD GROUPS Help has instead come from charities and international organizations like the United Nations, including medical supplies and transport, according to residents and the organizations.
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However, he also greatly expanded its scope — it now applies not just to family planning organizations but to all global health organizations that get US funding.
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But there was this group of organizations that were small organizations, largely nonprofits or small commercial entities, that would get massive cyber attacks launched against them.
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Via partnerships with more than 100 organizations, Facebook provides disaster maps and relief organizations with information about where to distribute supplies, based on aggregated, anonymized data.
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In other words, these two single organizations spend politically in one year almost as much as all social-conservative organizations combined spent between 2008 and 2014.
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The BBC and other British news organizations tend to follow the same rules online, as do foreign news organizations operating within the country, including The Times.
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Abrazo Boricua — which translates to "Puerto Rican hug" — includes national Latino organizations like UnidosUS and the Hispanic Federation, as well as local faith and community organizations.
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More than 250 businesses; local and national education organizations; civil rights organizations and community leaders outlined their support for Perkins reauthorization in a letter to Congress.
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He said organizations win championships, I said I didn't see organizations playing with the flu in Utah, I didn't see him playing with the bad ankle.
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Regional conflicts over water could disrupt global trade, cause greater displacement and create more openings for terrorist organizations and transnational criminal organizations to recruit and thrive.
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Not only can organizations creatively acquire data on us, but the employees of those organizations can use the Internet to illegally share those creative tools and techniques.
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Using Alphabet as an example, we were able to capture its direct investments, plus the investments associated with its sub-organizations, and their sub-organizations in turn.
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SAK: I'm not for organizations as again, as a technocrat, I think organizations that have restriction of flow to the market are not something that I endorse.
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That means that if we just follow the path of least resistance, we will end up with less diverse organizations, and therefore organizations that are less effective.
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" He said the company is working with "respected fact checking organizations" and journalists and media organizations "to better understand their fact checking systems and learn from them.
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Its complicated organizational structure includes various supporting organizations to represent country-level TLD organizations, the public, businesses, governments, the domain name registrars and registries, network security, etc.
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Like many international organizations, Interpol claims to uphold values that transcend partisan politics, and like many international organizations, it is largely dominated by the maneuvering of realpolitik.
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What they do,according to O*NET: Plan, direct, or coordinate medical and health services in hospitals, clinics, managed care organizations, public health agencies, or similar organizations.
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The agreements today have called for more contact between "civil organizations" in the two Koreas, but does North Korea have such independent organizations worthy of the name?
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These organizations are also working with groups like Little Lobbyists and other parent/family organizations who organized last year to protect Medicaid and the Affordable Care Act.
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The AAP strongly supports this new category, and a dozen medical and advocacy organizations representing health professionals, foster parents, adoption organizations, children's advocates, and foster youth, agree.
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Analyzing the $56 million in grants given to Chicago organizations during 2015, he found that only $375,000 went to black organizations working to improve the black community.
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Sexual abuse by aid organizations We've heard horrible stories about international aid workers at organizations like Oxfam sexually exploiting the very people they're supposed to be helping.
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So we partnered with organizations that are helping to sort of expand the narrative around masculinity, and we donate 1 percent of our sales to those organizations.
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Last month, the government proposed the so-called Stop Soros Bill, which would ban organizations judged to support migration and tax financing they receive from organizations abroad.
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Cultural organizations have often struggled to identify minority board members capable of meeting the high donations — often millions of dollars — demanded by the city's leading arts organizations.
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The Mail on Sunday and other news organizations are part of the effort, but some news organizations, including The Guardian and the Financial Times, are not involved.
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Also, it is unfortunate that with the weakening of local news organizations, the most powerful and significant news organizations in America are in New York and Washington.
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Since then 36 patient organizations implored the Senate to oppose the weakening of the credit, and 91 patient organizations condemned the House vote to repeal the credit.
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"Political parties always sort of had plausible deniability when it comes to these fringe organizations, but these fringe organizations have a great deal of power," Nelson said.
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Amazon was slammed last month for selling the tech to law enforcement by 85 organizations, including human rights groups, civil liberty organizations, and justice system reform advocates.
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They can support affordable housing and homelessness prevention organizations such as the Alliance to End Homelessness or Action Logement Ottawa by volunteering their time, sitting on their volunteer boards, helping with public awareness or making financial contributions to those organizations (a great number of these organizations are charities).
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"After April 2000, Turkey can fight terrorist organizations and powers that support those organizations in a more determined manner," Erdoğan stated at a pre-referendum rally on Thursday.
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Lerer praised her as the ideal person for the role, given her "EQ-IQ balance," her experience administering benefits to large organizations and her knowledge of media organizations.
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A host of big green organizations have come together to back Britain remaining in the EU. One of the most high profile environmental organizations in Britain, WWF-U.
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Such plans, either health maintenance organizations or exclusive provider organizations, do not cover medical costs for treatment from providers who are not in their network, except in emergencies.
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Some organizations and agencies provide training, and individuals can apply for accreditation through two new national organizations, but the need far surpasses the number of properly trained interpreters.
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"We ask that you fight with us by donating to organizations who are fighting to protect our right to choice, organizations like NARAL and Planned Parenthood," they say.
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Users can also subscribe to news organizations through Apple News; news organizations keep 70% of the subscription revenue for the first year and a larger portion after that.
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In fact, innovation is six times higher at organizations with the most equal workplace cultures compared to those organizations with the least equal ones, according to the report.
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Terror organizations would be kept out of the scope of the cease-fire agreement, the agency said, without elaborating on which insurgent groups would be considered terror organizations.
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The organizations objected to the criteria's focus on abstinence, easier access to primary health care, increasing family participation and cooperation with faith-based organizations, according to the ruling.
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Organizations like Cisco, Microsoft and others are doing their part, but we need to galvanize the tech community and organizations big and small to push this movement forward.
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Maria Rose Belding, on the other hand, was busy developing Means Database, which matches organizations, businesses and individuals with extra food to food banks and food rescue organizations.
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The administration's proposal would ban these organizations from referring women for abortions and would lift the requirement that organizations receiving funds tell women that abortion is an option.
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Many of the Miss America state pageant organizations are reportedly unhappy with the swimsuit decision, with 46 of the 51 organizations demanding Carlson and CEO Regina Hopper resign.
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Maria Filippelli is the Public Interest Technology 2020 Census fellow coordinating census tech awareness campaigns for community organizations and creating intro-to-tech resources for civil rights organizations.
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A White House official explained the move in more detail, saying the US government will offer more direct grants to aid organizations, including faith-based non-governmental organizations.
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After graduating with a master's degree, I ended up applying to quite a variety of different companies and organizations, but it was nonprofit organizations that called me back.
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Until the root causes that lead individuals to form and join these violent extremist organizations are addressed, both existing groups and new organizations will continue to gain power.
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Facebook just launched a new site full of resources for non-profit organizations and non-governmental organizations looking to raise awareness about their causes and money for them.
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These people used these organizations to funnel money to individuals and organizations that would contest the science linking smoking—and later secondhand smoke—with disease and death. Why?
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Other members of the delegation will include Jason Greenblatt, the U.S. special envoy for the peace process, and the heads of Jewish organizations and pro-Israel evangelist organizations.
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Our own review of hate figures and organizations – as defined by our Dangerous Individuals & Organizations policy – further revealed the overlap between white nationalism and separatism and white supremacy.
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Government-funded resettlement organizations like World Relief have increasingly had to rely on nonprofit organizations to help with financial and social assistance programs when the benefits run out.
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President Trump attacked Google because search results turn up news stories from mainstream news organizations, which tend to be critical, rather than supportive views from lesser-known organizations.
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Sponsors of these organizations need to know that the worst thing they can do for survivors, athletes and the next generation, is to keep these broken organizations alive.
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Overall spending by Mr. Bloomberg and his organizations in the 2018 elections topped $112 million, an amount that also includes donations to help Senate candidates and progressive organizations.
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"One difficulty that we see in vetting international organizations is that there is no large standardized body that takes in validated information about these organizations," Ms. Nason said.
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The move curtailed US funding to overseas aid groups and health organizations that provide or promote abortion services or to those organizations that give funding to such groups.
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Myanmar resisted any criticism of its military's actions in 2017 from international organizations like the UN, non-governmental organizations (NGOs) and individual states (including the U.S. State Department.
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The new logo can be used to promote the Netherlands abroad and by cities, universities, sports organizations, companies, cultural institutions and civil society organizations, Ms. de Beer said.
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Many campaigns are also worried about the Google restrictions — several Democrats and grass-roots organizations have noted they might hurt smaller organizations and their ability to find voters.
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The M.E.K. was one of the first organizations added to the State Department's list of foreign terrorist organizations in 1997 (it was removed from the list in 2012).
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Microsoft said in March that 200,000 organizations were using teams, less than half of the client base of Slack, which reported in May that 500,000 organizations are customers.
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A stipulation to create a designated list of domestic terrorist organizations for instance, would permit greater monitoring of such organizations along with more public awareness of their illegality.
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I don't even think the players and the teams believe in that, but the organizations — some organizations — believe in figuring out a way how to get into lotteries.
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Imagine if it actually persuaded its clients to pay their taxes instead of avoiding them so that national health organizations and organizations like WHO would have adequate resources.
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And news organizations (as well as quasi-news organizations) are often willing repositories for dirt dug up by political and corporate opposition research firms against competitors or enemies.
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ZARIF: I said mistakes have been made, and I believe those who are supporting Al-Nusra and Daesh today will fall victim to the same organizations in the future, because these organizations do not recognize borders, these organizations do not, cannot be contained in one country, one locality, or one region.
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Wherever we practice -- at private law firms, corporations, multinational governmental organizations, nonprofit organizations and law schools -- we have taken personal and professional risks to tell these stories in public.
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"Legacy news organizations have been producing e-newsletters for two decades now, and before that print versions of newsletters were distributed by numerous organizations, including media companies," she said.
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Now, thanks to an extended national network of human rights organizations and minority rights organizations, like the ACLU and Anti-Defamation League, consulates can bring in lawyers much faster.
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"When you look at organizations with more standardization in how care is delivered, those organizations are getting better outcomes and are often more cost-effective" to boot Haas said.
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The activists believe that Airbnb's technology and financial resources could help small organizations reach a wider audience, while relieving some of the burden that their organizations are currently under.
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Dmitry Dokuchaev and says Dokuchaev ordered him to hack American and EU officials, government and military organizations, financial institutions, sports organizations, major media outlets, and their social media accounts.
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"These organizations take all revenues and profit derived off the athletes' work without even acknowledging that athletes deserve a fair share," the two organizations said in a press release.
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But that did not stop him trying to help the street vendors "by connecting them with organizations that could support them," Khalil said, referring to charities and financial organizations.
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" Judge Gorsuch also wrote an opinion siding with religious organizations that didn't want to provide contraception under Obamacare, ruling that forcing religious organizations to participate would be "gravely wrong.
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Mixed ownership of water systems are direct public-private partnerships that form between multiple governmental entities, non-profits, non-governmental organizations, community-based organizations and public sector trade unions.
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"A key issue with the Mexico City Policy is that the funding restrictions do not discriminate between abortion-providing organizations and family planning organizations," Bendavid told Gizmodo via email.
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Unearthing this information requires analyzing data sets belonging to separate organizations, notwithstanding the fact that these organizations pledge to protect the privacy and personal information of the data subjects.
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Last week, opposition members walked out of parliament after Interior Minister Nisar Ali Khan said: "You cannot equate banned sectarian organizations with the banned terrorist organizations," local media reported.
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We have joined a letter to Congress from 4,85033 faith leaders and our organizations have joined 104 other denominational and religious organizations that support keeping the Johnson Amendment strong.
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Now, over a dozen organizations from Oakland to Birmingham are taking up the call—from reproductive justice groups like Sistersong to organizations focused on criminalization, like the Dream Defenders.
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Some types of plans, like HMOs (Health Maintenance Organizations) and EPOs (Exclusive Provider Organizations), won't pay anything if you go out of network (though many make exceptions for emergencies).
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But what was a shock was Trump's radical expansion of the policy to include not just family planning organizations but all global health organizations that receive US government funding.
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And President Trump attacked Google because search results turn up news stories from mainstream news organizations, which tend to be critical, rather than supportive views from lesser-known organizations.
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In addition to funding more organizations led by people of color, philanthropy can do this by providing grantees more power to decide how resources are allocated within their organizations.
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It's not startling to learn that organizations that nurture a "culture of commitment" are more productive than organizations that don't, or that setting ambitious objectives can jump-start innovation.
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I have met with grassroots leaders, people of color advocacy organizations and established conservation organizations to discuss ways to achieve together this shared vision of a culturally inclusive future.
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While Karlan points out that the vast majority of charitable organizations are not engaged in lobbying, ImpactMatters hopes to someday address this gap by evaluating advocacy organizations as well.
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In both suits, the argument for charges under the Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organizations Act (RICO) hinges on the pressure placed on the companies by Greenpeace and other activist organizations.
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Part of this difference is that independent conservative activists and ideological organizations have much more power on the Republican side than liberal activists and organizations do on the Democratic side.
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They might also bring in outside counselors, planners and coaches on site; there are several organizations that provide online and/or on-site outsourcing of financial wellness services to organizations.
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Between the lines: Rouhani began his speech, just hours after Trump lambasted multinational organizations in his address, by bemoaning the "recklessness" of countries that don't respect international agreements and organizations.
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Theresa Ashby launched Dynam Consulting, an executive advisory firm focused on creating powerful, competent and confident thinkers throughout organizations and developing groundbreaking strategic plans and processes that move organizations forward.
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Procurify wants to make the purchasing process inside of organizations more efficient and transform the culture around how employees in these organizations thing about how they spend their company's' money.
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Last week, the campaign announced the print press pool — where organizations work together to gather news and distribute it to all members — could include several previously blacklisted organizations like BuzzFeed.
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Kendra Gives Back events take place at all store locations and 20% of proceeds from these events go to local organizations (or national organizations that that store's community cares about).
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While both organizations are staffed and run by people who have been in the Clinton circle for years, a direct line between the two organizations has never been officially confirmed.
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"At some point, this Court will need to decide whether governments that distribute historic preservation funds may deny funds to religious organizations simply because the organizations are religious," Kavanaugh wrote.
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The partnerships with health care organizations and insurers mean additional money for the Los Angeles County programs, said Baca, who heads a countywide association of local Meals on Wheels organizations.
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Brussels gives grants to humanitarian organizations and the bloc's anti-fraud office OLAF is now investigating such grants handed to two non-governmental organizations International Medical Corps (IMC) and GOAL.
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In 250, The New York Times confirmed suspicions that the CIA was pumping money into "civil society" organizations: unions, international organizations of students and women, groups of artists and intellectuals.
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The move represents Pakistan's biggest move against banned organizations in years and appears to be targeting Islamic welfare organizations that the United States says are a front for militant activities.
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In that investigation, the federal prosecutor sought documents related to organizations that "provide financial assistance to Medicare patients taking drugs sold by Alexion" and the company's ties to these organizations.
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Both journalism organizations that investigated the company were financed, at least in part, by Rockefeller philanthropies, though the organizations say that their donors have no control over what they write.
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In many organizations — and especially large enterprises — Chrome still isn't officially supported by IT. Instead, Internet Explorer (or Edge, if those organizations already updated to Windows 10) remains the standard.
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In addition, we may share your Personal Information with other organizations, groups, causes, campaigns, political organizations, and our clients that we believe have similar viewpoints, principles or objectives as us.
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Prior to Fox, other news organizations have already using its tools, including The Associated Press, Media General and Calkins Media, and dozens of smaller news organizations, the company previously said.
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While membership in the Scientology Organization can be grounds for dismissal for employees of government or state-funded organizations, it is not illegal for Scientologists to work in those organizations.
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The organizations that administer wholesale power markets — regional transmission organizations (RTOs) and independent system operators (ISOs) — are the ones that will have to implement this change, and they hate it.
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"Fit and proper" is a benchmark that Britain applies across different industries and its charitable organizations to ensure that people or organizations meet the requirements of their industry or specialty.
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Organizations that did not comply were prohibited from attending nongovernmental organizations (NGO) meetings funded by USAID, thus inhibiting cross-organizational information sharing about maternal mortality, supply chains, and clinical practices.
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"At some point, this court will need to decide whether governments that distribute historic preservation funds may deny funds to religious organizations simply because the organizations are religious," Kavanaugh wrote.
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The necessity is to invest in organizations dedicated to telling the story of black women's maternal health and to those organizations that demonstrate evidence of improved black maternal health outcomes.
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"Organizations advocating for a particular policy goal who have alleged no injury to themselves as organizations may not establish their standing simply on the basis of that goal," Gardephe wrote.
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"These organizations don't tend to reflect the complexity of the queer community in the way that any of us would like," she said, referring to Pride Toronto and other LGBTQ organizations.
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Although Federal law provides a mechanism to designate and sanction foreign terrorist organizations and foreign state sponsors of terrorism, there is currently no analogous mechanism for formally designating domestic terrorist organizations.
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The company is going to rent some space to public organizations, such as the organizations in charge of social housing (Paris Habitat), public hospitals (APHP) and water distribution (Eau de Paris).
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Check out organizations dedicated to empowering girls around the world: There's many organizations taking on these challenges, from ending child marriage, to helping with girls' education, providing healthcare, and fighting poverty.
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It's much easier to swear you won't spend money in North Carolina than to, say, research local grassroots organizations fighting to repeal HB2 and support those organizations with time or money.
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That includes women's empowerment groups like Lean In (which Sandberg founded), anti-poverty organizations like Second Harvest Food Bank, and grief organizations like Kara, according to people familiar with Sandberg's plans.
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Unlike companies like UnitedHeatlth, Molina has always only offered the narrower plans, called HMOs, or health maintenance organizations, as opposed to plans with wider options like PPOs, or preferred provider organizations.
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"Holiday celebrations are going to feel a little different this year in many organizations," said Nicholas Pearce, a clinical professor of management and organizations at Northwestern University's Kellogg School of Management.
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Exponential Organizations: Why new organizations are ten times better, faster, and cheaper than yours (and what to do about it) by Salim Ismail, Yuri van Geest, and Mike Malone Ancient: 9.
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"The idea that these are social welfare organizations is somewhat odd since they are really political organizations involved in politics," said Lawrence M. Noble, general counsel of the Campaign Legal Center.
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There are plenty of transgender women who lead organizations that need to be supported financially and then there are also many opportunities to partner with trans-women led organizations and efforts.
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Local religious organizations and restaurants, as well as national aid organizations such as the Red Cross, Mutual Aid, and Salvation Army, came to the camp to distribute food, water, and clothes.
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Even organizations such as the United Nations Migration Agency, UN Refugee Agency, and the Internal Displacement Monitoring Center — the organizations most likely to know — have conflicting information, sometimes differing by millions.
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Legal organizations, advocacy groups are girding for a fight Two nonprofit organizations have already committed to challenging this regulation in court, should the Trump administration publish this as its final rule.
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The United States isn't a member of any supranational organizations as powerful as the EU, but Donald Trump has nevertheless made skepticism about international organizations a key theme of his campaign.
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"There are women who assert their own agency to be in gendered, hierarchical organizations, and there is a liberal norm underlying their right to be in these organizations," said Mr. Inazu.
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One purpose of the new proposed regulations is to make sure that organizations receiving taxpayer money are exempt from the kinds of anti-discrimination law by which nonreligious organizations must abide.
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By pooling resources, these organizations could stay in business, and continue to compete with national news organizations that have steadily gained support as more and more small news establishments go under.
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Whereas larger organizations may be able to easily access legal experts who can help navigate the restrictions of the statute, smaller organizations may not have the resources to do the same.
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Having approached multiple organizations listed in the documents, BuzzFeed said officials at "a number" of these organizations initially didn't know their employees were using the software or denied ever trying it.
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But the portrait of national abortion rights organizations as having become complacent, especially during the Obama presidency, does not at all jibe with my years of experience working for such organizations.
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And the risks do not all weigh against a bigger role for local organizations; international organizations themselves have been guilty of corruption and financial mismanagement to the detriment of beneficiary communities.
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His biography on the firm's website states that Cipollone has "substantial expertise" in defamation counseling and defending corporations, organizations, and public figures, including prepublication negotiations and litigation with major media organizations.
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And just speaking -- KURTZ: (INAUDIBLE) for major news organizations.
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As well as via API — to some 1,500 organizations.
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Several companies and organizations went live Thursday with the .
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" Inc Research Holdings: "I love these contract research organizations.
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You can purchase tickets to benefit both organizations here .
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" "Terrorism has manifested itself in many types of organizations.
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Woman in back calling some media organizations 'garbage' & rearranged.
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" He went on, "Organizations are accumulations of historical debris.
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"The choice of Switzerland as the home for the newly established Libra Association, which when fully developed will have a diverse group of member organizations spanning technology, financial services, social impact organizations and venture capital, among others, harnesses Switzerland's role as a nucleus for international organizations," the Libra Association said in the press release.
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There are dubious organizations dedicated to "repairing" broken ICOs, including CoinJanitor from Cape Town, but the fly-by-night nature of many of these organizations does not bode well for the industry.
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That's important to us because we personally have family and friends on the island that say how aid from larger organizations and government organizations continually fails to make it directly to people.
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The federal government -- and law enforcement specifically -- currently lacks the authority and proper tools to address domestic foreign terrorist organizations in the ways that it has effectively fought against foreign terrorist organizations.
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Team-spiritedness also needs to be balanced out by organizations that have an interest in the next fight: robust party organizations that want to win next time, and believe that they can.
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Just as artists and arts organizations have found creative ways of making Airbnb work for them, so too has Airbnb put artists and art organizations to good use in promoting its brand.
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Employees inside public and private organizations may be the biggest cybersecurity threat those organizations face when it comes to defending against cyberthreats, cybersecurity experts from both the public and private sector agreed.
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This can be done both inside and outside the government, by mobilizing communities, volunteering for nonprofit and non-governmental organizations, and donating money to those organizations if our financial circumstances allow it.
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The policy was motivated by sexism, with Harvard incorrectly seeking to link all-male organizations and fraternities to sexual assaults and contending that single-sex organizations subordinate women, according to the lawsuits.
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"Most organizations that have an ideological bent have become partisan organizations as the parties have become more homogenous," David Wasserman, who covers House races for the Cook Political Report, told The Trace.
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To address these challenges, governments will convene task forces and galvanize health agencies to draft action plans with the input of physicians, researchers, hospitals, medical organizations, nongovernmental organizations (NGO) and pharmaceutical companies.
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Supportive organizations And, finally, principles 13 and 14 -- Ensuring Healthy and Supportive Organizations -- articulate the need to ensure a safe and healthy work environment by promoting self-care and providing adequate training.
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Taiwan does not seek Beijing's consent as a prerequisite to its participation or membership in international organizations, but Taipei also understands that China is a major player in many of the organizations.
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Under the new guidance, social-welfare groups and other tax-exempt organizations, besides charitable and political organizations, will no longer have to provide the IRS with the names and addresses of donors.
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" He argued that forcing organizations to make it easier for employees to gain access to insurance for contraception "require[s] the organizations to take an action contrary to their sincere religious beliefs.
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The new move goes beyond any previous interpretation by other administrations, restricting "gagged" organizations from funding groups that provide abortion services and information, even though those organizations don't get any U.S. aid.
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"As a result of safety and security concerns, some organizations, including foreign companies, NGOs, and private aid organizations have suspended operations in Niger or withdrawn family members and/or staff," it said.
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CAIRO — The Egyptian authorities pressed ahead Thursday with a case against the founders of two prominent human rights organizations, part of a crackdown on civil society organizations that have documented government abuse.
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Luckie's new role will entail working with media organizations, as well as government organizations, to understand how they're currently using Reddit and what their needs are from the platform, Luckie told me.
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So the Union of Medical Care and Relief Organizations (UOSSM), an international coalition of international medical organizations and NGOs, said it hoped creating the country's first solar-power hospital would save lives.
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Beyond individual artists and curators, local arts organizations are rethinking not just content and representation through exhibitions, but who holds power within the institutions and the manner in which these organizations operate.
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Advocacy organizations say more needs to be done Sikh and Muslim advocacy organizations said the move was a significant step toward inclusion, though some said that the military needs to go further.
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"None of the remarks made by the President suggest that the Executive Order grants an exemption to religious organizations while denying the same benefit to secular organizations," briefs filed by Justice state.
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News organizations, in turn, rely on Facebook for distribution to its 1.8 billion users, who are increasingly turning to its news feed for information instead of to news organizations' own home pages.
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Ellen P. Aprill is the John E. Anderson Chair in Tax Law at Loyola Law School, Los Angeles, where she teaches Nonprofit Organizations and founded the Western Conference on Tax-Exempt Organizations.
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Trump announced the donation during a news conference Tuesday, where he announced which organizations would receive portions of the money he raised during an event earlier this year to benefit veterans organizations.
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"A collection of organizations and independent New Yorkers are mobilizing to shut down Trump and oppose creeping Trumpism under the banner #HateFreeNY," a group of organizations said in a press release Wedensday.
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Indeed, while a process exists for the US Secretary of State to designate "foreign terrorist organizations," support or assistance to whom is forbidden, no parallel list of domestic terror organizations even exists.
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Across all the social media platforms in the study, organizations responded the most quickly on Instagram — organizations are 25 percent more likely to respond within minutes than on the next-quickest platform, Twitter.
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"It's more important for organizations like ours to double down and work more closely so the people who are leading these organizations can benefit from our insight and our work on the ground."
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Local news organizations in Texas are maintaining lists of organizations, both local and run by the Red Cross, where those affected by the storm can get help and those inclined can send donations.
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Organizations like Concern Worldwide, and faith-based organizations like American Jewish World Services and Catholic Relief Services, are turning their attention on the poorest communities in Haiti in the aftermath of Hurricane Matthew.
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In many cases, PayPal users tried to support local organizations — a specific legal aid clinic or food bank — and then found their organizations of choice had not received or known about the money.
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Several news organizations have refused to correct wildly misleading reports that took a comment made by President Trump out of context, even after other organizations such as the Associated Press have issued corrections.
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The main problem bigger organizations have with the independents is the lack of background checks on staff, their bolshiness towards the bigger organizations, and a general cavalier attitude towards normal humanitarian aid protocols.
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" EARMARKED APPROPRIATIONS FOR NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATIONS "The Budget proposes to eliminate earmarked appropriations for the East-West Center and The Asia Foundation given these organizations serve niche missions that duplicate other Federal programs.
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I tested for social media in my original survey, because I was really curious if there would be a correlation between the organizations that were emphasizing a social media plan, organizations that weren't.
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She points to other organizations like Human Rights Watch, Amnesty International, and Doctors Without Borders, that are all working with other countries and local organizations to draw attention to and solve global issues.
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The briefs are backed by more than 750 religious organizations and faith leaders, about 40 civil rights groups, top medical organizations like the American Medical Association and labor groups including the AFL-CIO.
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S. organizations from receiving global health assistance if they advocate around, provide, educate, or counsel on abortion services as a method of family planning, even though these organizations use their own non-U.
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The Southern Poverty Law Center, which tracks extremist organizations, said it counted 180 groups last year that it considered to be black separatist hate organizations, a 59 percent increase from the previous year.
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Number of people employed in Hawaii: What they do,according to O*NET: Plan, direct, or coordinate medical and health services in hospitals, clinics, managed care organizations, public health agencies, or similar organizations.
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Until the root causes leading to the creation and growth of these organizations are confronted by a united front, new organizations will continue to form and existing groups will never be completely eliminated.
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In contrast, CreateNYC asks organizations to jump through more hoops, rather than reducing administrative burdens exacerbating smaller and people-of-color-led organizations' unequal access to wealth and resources in the first place.
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This is why Washington must continue to support Taiwan's membership in international organizations where statehood is not a requirement, and encourage its meaningful participation in international organizations where its membership is not possible.
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The International Rescue Committee, one of the eight organizations supported by The New York Times Neediest Cases Fund, is among the nongovernmental organizations aiming to help children in the region continue their education.
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All news organizations in Australia are subject to these restrictions, which creates the potential for vast differences between articles about a case published from inside Australia and the work of organizations based elsewhere.
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Italy's policies have involved pushing Libya to crack down on traffickers and stopping ships operated by nongovernmental organizations that rescue migrants when their boats sink or capsize unless the organizations meet strict requirements.
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Many exemptions already exist, including for organizations called "accountable care organizations" that try to keep a patient's care within a narrow set of hospitals and doctors, but these changes would go much further.
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Except for worthy news organizations such as CBS News, C-SPAN and public broadcasting, there is no longer a pretense from most television news organizations that the public airwaves create a public trust.
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Kyle Ehmke, a senior intelligence researcher at ThreatConnect, warned that any organizations with loose ties to anti-doping organizations or Olympics institutions should take pre-emptive steps to defend against a possible cyberattack.
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Hatch and Gore hoped to encourage organ donation by ensuring that the organizations on the frontlines of organ donation – called organ procurement organizations (OPOs) – had the resources to recover organs from potential donors.
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Amid pressure from the FATF to take action against Saeed's militant groups, Pakistan charged him in December with collecting funds for his organizations, which are listed as terrorist organizations by the United Nations.
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The executives were previously found guilty of criminal racketeering — the kind of charge under the Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organizations Act that's typically used to shut down the mob and drug trafficking organizations.
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That is why more than 85033 state and national physician organizations, patient advocacy groups and national cancer organizations support the passage of the Local Coverage Determination Clarification Act to reform the LCD program.
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One of the best ways to help out is by volunteering or donating to the organizations that support sex workers rights such as HIPS or national organizations like Sex Workers Outreach Project USA.
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The product fills a common gap in many cybersecurity organizations.
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I think you see it and it cascades through organizations.
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Hours after Trump's nomination, those organizations promised to back Kavanaugh.
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It's why organizations -- universities included -- invest so heavily in marketing.
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Donate to organizations working to teach and preserve Indigenous culture.
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She sits on the board of numerous causes and organizations.
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Give to organizations that are invested in solving the problem.
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Of those nine, four were members of organized crime organizations.
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There are organizations that would have taken care of him.
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Support newspapers and other organizations that do good, reliable reporting.
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Transplantation organizations are strictly regulated but body brokers are not.
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There are organizations, peer groups and phone lines to contact.
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Conservative media organizations' primary goal is their own commercial success.
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Not all organizations are geared up to take old electronics.
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Political campaigns could block rival campaigns or unsympathetic news organizations.
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Now, multiple organizations are coming together to coordinate their efforts.
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Humanitarian organizations providing food, water, and shelter have ceased operations.
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Many blogs started as forums and morphed into news organizations.
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We go to conferences and do panels with those organizations.
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The estimate is widely used by international organizations and researchers.
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But outside organizations have been active on the Democratic side.
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There are multiple organizations dedicated to marijuana reform and advocacy.
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Local organizations estimate that the death toll is even higher.
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McRae, in the statement, said successful conservation involves many organizations.
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Ilhan Omar and attempted to link her to terrorist organizations.
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How do organizations best respond to this uncertainty and change?
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It's not immediately clear which organizations the reporters worked for.
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Both organizations are among the plaintiffs in the ongoing lawsuit.
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Hundreds of civil society organizations have also been shut down.
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Rights for public service organizations must be provided by law.
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However, many religious organizations aren't resting on the argument above.
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"If organizations back away, Facebook won't feel it," Alchin wrote.
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Both organizations are helmed by Bushwick community organizer Jazo Brooklyn.
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And two other organizations opened emergency shelters to handle overflow.
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He said it's possible the two terrorist organizations worked together.
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In its pitch to some news organizations, the Cupertino, Calif.
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We like many other organizations provide forensic services to companies.
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Resorts, cruise lines and other organizations are offering special programs.
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International organizations also utilize aid conditionality when disbursing multilateral assistance.
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And there are plenty of organizations that share this ethos.
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It has become harder for L.G.B.T. rights organizations to work.
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Of those organizations that had published data by 3 p.m.
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Regulations and recommendations, even from trusted organizations, are sometimes wrong.
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Trade organizations are starting to discuss defining terms, Sim says.
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Vasilchenko would also allegedly impersonate Americans or U.S. grassroots organizations.
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And organizations are reacting to this change in different ways.
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Loosely speaking: In cybersecurity, organizations work to defend against hackers.
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There's been a lot of organizations of women in tech.
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But "infiltrate US conservative organizations" doesn't quite cover her reach.
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It's a huge vacuum that community organizations have stepped into.
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But Nevins wants to differentiate Saratoga WarHorse from other organizations.
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Like many organizations, the chapters organize and primarily recruit online.
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We are focused on the largest organizations in the world.
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I can tell you, we are two product focused organizations.
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Other key Trump loyalists work with the America First organizations.
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Such capacities belonged, just until recently, only to governmental organizations.
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WeWork and Techstars are buddying up, the organizations announced today.
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So far it has struck partnerships with 50 health organizations.
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Media organizations give us stories outside of our comfort zone.
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The organizations complained to the FCC, asking it to intervene.
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Collectively, these organizations provide food to 46.5 million people annually.
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News organizations have strong monetary incentives to vet their sources.
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The organizations teamed up to completely renovate the couple's house.
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They make organizations more productive; we make individuals more productive.
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It also helps organizations looking after elderly and homeless people.
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Together, these organizations form the Alliance for Safe Traffic Stops.
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In those organizations they find fun, companionship, and even love.
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But why not work with organizations acting in good faith?
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The organizations are providing contraceptives, medicine, IV solutions, and repellents.
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After all, all organizations need a way to sustain themselves.
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So why are organizations like Fox News focusing on Chicago?
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The guerrillas then morphed into nongovernmental organizations and political parties.
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Brands, organizations and groups are still motivating consumers to buy.
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Some proceeds of these products are given to LGBTQ organizations.
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Grassroots community organizations educate and support people to prevent violence.
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Over in one world, established news organizations reported the news.
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However, these criminal organizations that smuggle aliens have found loopholes.
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Both groups are designated Foreign Terrorist Organizations in the report.
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It sets precedent for fake organizations to speak about this.
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"There are plenty of roles in our organizations," Apczynski said.
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U.S. business and farm organizations are pressing hard for approval.
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Refugee resettlement organizations are unsurprisingly disappointed in the administration's decision.
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You can find all the organizations participating in #GivingTuesday here.
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Tomorrow's news organizations will be part human and part machine.
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All proceeds will go to hurricane relief organizations, Colbert explained.
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There are several organizations on the ground providing emergency relief.
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Objections to Moore's order were swift from gay rights organizations.
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They say it could turn religious groups into political organizations.
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Many villages have turned to international nongovernmental organizations for help.
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Family got higher marks than teachers, news organizations and friends.
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I continued researching other salaries for directors in similar organizations.
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Meanwhile, publishers and esports organizations have built out an infrastructure.
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These are organizations that ... Folks that consider themselves, even progressive.
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You saw how organizations responded, how unprepared so many were.
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Police organizations also don't have a long history of lobbying.
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We don't even really know who owns these massive organizations.
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But several organizations such as Tech Workers Coalition and coworker.
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Some media organizations received the news around the same time.
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The IOC, however, eventually realized it would need both organizations.
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Many organizations control what people can have at their desks.
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However, in this period, party organizations themselves have remained robust.
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Such examples can prove instructive, especially to local, grassroots organizations.
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News organizations, despite best efforts, will get stories wrong occasionally.
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"We're massively humanizing the way these organizations communicate" Lindsay said.
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"Try to imagine Israel funding Basque independence organizations," he said.
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In Chiang Mai, three organizations refused my request for interviews.
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These organizations will check stories submitted as "fake" by readers.
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Sirisena also replaced the heads of three state media organizations.
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The conclusion was confirmed by multiple organizations with similar expertise.
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That's what the CDC and other health organizations are saying.
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I believe in the work done by civil society organizations.
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Donald Trump can't stop getting dunked on by news organizations.
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DeVos has said she would divest herself from those organizations.
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Check out what organizations are inundating people with fundraising emails.
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Especially for local organizations, even $5 can make an impact.
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It's not just public policy organizations, it's not just policymakers.
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After all, few chief executives want their organizations to shrink.
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Both organizations previously said they were unaware of Nassar's crimes.
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Research shows that most organizations prepare inadequately for leadership succession.
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For all intents and purposes, many organizations are not looking.
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Color of Change and all of these organizations do too.
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NEW AD: Progressive organizations are lining up to endorse Ralph.
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Media organizations predicted that Sanders would win Sunday's Maine caucus.
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Parties are private organizations, inextricably intertwined with the political process.
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This is what smaller organizations and NGOs can help with.
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The real issue is how organizations, and individuals, approach them.
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Corporations are okay, but conservative causes and organizations are forbidden.
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In September 2016, Fusion summoned reporters from top media organizations.
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And these organizations are now basically controlled by Western powers.
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Others are rightly condemned by organizations like Human Rights Watch.
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This means critically evaluating how organizations and institutions are run.
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They'll come from tribal organizations and businesses creating new jobs.
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Organizations representing financial services firms have pushed for more delay.
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Whole organizations dedicated to their election have made similar errors.
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Data analytics allows organizations the ability to recognize trafficking patterns.
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Let's help these organizations in being a part of that.
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"We're bringing things that other organizations don't have," says Feinburg.
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The Trump administration's midweek sprint left news organizations with whiplash.
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Spicer hand selected the organizations allowed in the impromptu briefing.
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Only vast organizations with thousands of aerospace engineers could participate.
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By definition, organizations serve us, not the other way around.
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The other strategy that these organizations use is collective leadership.
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Ceres is one of five partner organizations leading the initiative.
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Far too often, leaders and organizations race to the top.
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Contrast their response with that of the national hospital organizations.
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Organizations opposed to Trump's agenda reported a surge in donations.
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