" Marc Maurer, President of the National Federation of the Blind, criticised Singer's appointment to the Princeton Faculty in a banquet speech at the organisation's national convention in July 2001, claiming that Singer's support for euthanizing disabled babies could lead to disabled older children and adults being valued less as well.

In 1939 the orchestra's sponsors withdrew their financial support and the orchestra became self-governing, with members of the orchestra themselves taking decisions on the organisation's affairs.

In 2008 he appeared with Father Chris in an advertisement to support the organisation's annual appeal.

" With respect to the Labour Party, most of the members of the organisation's executive as well as most of the 40 Labour MPs in Parliament lent their support to the recruiting campaign for the Great War.

The organisation's goal was to promote Britain's claims to Antarctica, and secondarily to support scientific research.

This soon turned into a rally in support of the team and a supporters group known as ' The Friends of Manchester Storm ' was established after Gary Cowan, the owner of the Storm officially announced he was finalising the organisation's operations due to unsustainable debts.

Explaining their reasons for this decision, Booktrust stated it had " been reviewing the organisation's priorities and how prizes and awards fit in with its strategic objectives ", while Nestlé was " increasingly moving its community support towards the company strategy of nutrition, health and wellness.

The Society of Merchant Venturers comprises men and women, prepared to give their time and skills to support the organisation's objectives.

His support included, in 1881, paying the first year's rent on the organisation's headquarters at 101 Queen Victoria Street in London and supporting the establishment of the Army in France.

It has been suggested that the support of the then IRA chief of staff, Moss ( Maurice ) Twomey, was instrumental in the organisation's establishment.

The organisation's vision is to raise awareness of the plight of the Chinese tiger and to strive for its protection and preservation through public education, introduction and experimentation with advanced conservation models in China and abroad, and raising funds to support these initiatives.

Following a name change in 1911 it became the „ Allgemeinen Deutschen Automobil-Club “ The Prussian Eagle, which for many years was the main feature of the ADAC badge was chosen as the organisation's symbol in appreciation of the support received from the German Kaiser who was also Prussia's hereditary king.

There is little notable building from the later parts of the 20th century, but major recent additions include the lifeboat station and two new structures for Trinity House ; that organisation's office building, next door to the Old Custom Houses, was completed in 2005.

The organisation's first Director General was William Hallam Tuck, succeeded by J. Donald Kingsley on July 31, 1949.

Helena Charles was elected the organisation's first chair.

While Burma's presence in ASEAN was seen as a test of the organisation's philosophy of constructive engagement, the presence of Burma in ASEAN however has started to be seen as an embarrassment to the organisation, because of Burma's human rights record and lack of democracy.

The organisation's name was then updated to become the UMIST Association.

Buscetta's key revelation was that a governing council, known as the Commission or Cupula headed a unified structure, thereby establishing that the top tier of Mafia members were complicit in all the organisation's crimes.

As brigadier of the West Belfast UDA Adair was entitled to one of the six seats on the organisation's Inner Council and in this role Adair, who wanted to continue on the path of violence, clashed frequently with East Antrim brigadier Joe English, who advocated seeking a peace settlement.

The organisation's symbol was the " Wolfsangel ".

The name was chosen in homage to the municipality of Brasschaat ; the organisation's historical research project was initiated in this town in 1999.

Parnell was a restrained speaker in the House but his organisational, analytical and tactical skills earned wide praise, enabling him to take on the British organisation's presidency.

In 1992 he was also inducted into the Welsh Sports Hall of Fame and one of his prize winning belts is part of the organisation's display.

In 1981 Crean became Vice-President of the Australian Council of Trade Unions ( ACTU ), and in 1985 he was elected the organisation's President.

" The organisation's website www. ifpi. org was unaffected during the dispute.

In hindsight, his organisation's ability to even stage the games at such short notice was a triumph and excellent fine-tuning for what was to come.

The change to its current name was made in 1990 to reflect the organisation's concern for current as well as former servicemen and servicewomen.

In fact in 2005, the US Ambassador at the UN complained that the incumbent, as a ' civil servant ', was not authorized to act upon information ( in this case world wide press reports on abnormal detention forms in the ' war against terrorism ' suspected to breech the rights of the suspects ) not obtained by the organisation's official channels.

The CSU was a manifestation of the international social gospel movement, a point emphasized in one of the organisation's early pamphlets, which declared:

The organisation's initial objective was the arbitration of conflicts.

The initiative was later expanded by teaming up with the Irish Farmers Association to integrate that organisation's volunteers into the initiative.

From 1921 until the organisation's demise, this post was occupied by Gen. Kaarlo Malmberg.

He was a longtime senior member of the Provisional Irish Republican Army and served as the organisation's Quartermaster General, a role which gave him unique personal knowledge of the whereabouts of, and access to PIRA arms dumps.

Lange was a New Zealand Rugby League board member and served as the organisation's Vice-President.

With this organisation's help, huge numbers of workers — up to 500, 000 at a time — were found to work on the Siegfried Line.

The organisation's founding Director was Dewi Lewis, who went on to found Manchester's Cornerhouse arts centre.

Following the repression of the CPSA, the party adopted a policy of primarily working within the ANC in order to reorient that organisation's programme from a nationalist policy akin to the CPSA's former Native Republic policy towards a non-racial programme which declared that all ethnic groups residing in South Africa had equal rights to the country.

In 1972 the group signed with Gallo Record Company under producer West Nkosi at the organisation's African music division, Mavuthela Music Company ( Nkosi was also well known in South Africa as a saxophone jive star ).

It was formed in Sydney on 8 August 1907 and was known as the New South Wales Rugby Football League ( NSWRFL ) until 1984 when forward thinking marketing managers decided to remove the itinerant " F " from the organisation's title.

Rupert was a founding member of the WWF ( World Wildlife Fund ) and it was in his role as the president of the organisation's South African branch that he took a lead in the creation of trans-frontier parks ( also known as trans-frontier conservation areas ( TFCAs ) or " peace parks "), such as the Lubombo Transfrontier Conservation Area.

Appalled by the plight of black women, she was pivotal in the formation of the Federation of South African Women and with the organisation's leadership, spearheaded a march of 20, 000 women to the Union Buildings in Pretoria to protest against pass laws on August 9, 1956.

In 2009 NR stated their intention to install new electric point machines at all five loops and restore the three out-of-service ones to full working order ( after being heavily criticised by the chairman of the South Wales branch of Railfuture at the organisation's recent Annual General Meeting ) but were unable to give a timescale for this to be carried out as design work on the new equipment was still ongoing.

From December 1944, the organisation's headquarters moved to Kandy in Ceylon, and cooperated closely with South East Asia Command which was also located there.

As chair of the Arts Council, Goodman managed the organisation's ' golden age ' with the establishing of the South Bank Centre and adoption of the only UK government bill for the Arts while the Council began regular funding for a number of galleries and theatre companies in the English regions.