Sentences with phrase «other private organizations»

Other private organizations also fund behavioral neuroscience research in certain niches.

While there are some federal scholarships based on need, most states, colleges, and other private organizations provide scholarships based on merit.

He ends, as Wineburg and Cnaan do, by arguing for religious organizations to do their part alongside other private organizations, while government does its part.

Nonprofits and other private organizations play an important role in providing financial aid in the form of scholarships and grants.

Though the universities, like other private organizations, are subject to government regulations and in large measure depend on government funds, they manage their own affairs and allocate these funds, as well as those from tuition, endowment funds and other sources.

Scholarships are available through the American Medical Technologists, the American Association of Medical Assistants as well as other private organizations.

announced he would send $ 6.6 million of BP's money to Catholic Charities and other private organizations.

It is surrounded by buildings with businesses and other private organizations.

The affiliates, foundations and other private organizations that are financially contributing to the 2018 Mass Media Science and Engineering fellowship are:

These are hosted by for profit companies as well as singles groups / clubs that are affiliated with religious and other private organizations.

New York Foundation for the Arts — NYFA gives more support to artists and art organizations than any other private organization in the country.

Panelist / speaker at other conferences including those hosted by the International Anti-Corruption Academy / United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC), The World Bank, American Conference Institute's FCPA conference, ABA Section of International Law, IBC Legal Conferences and other private organizations

Colorado's framework was developed by a diverse group of stakeholders that was spearheaded by the lieutenant governor's office and included all relevant state agencies as well as local nonprofits, foundations, universities, and other private organizations.