These developments also encouraged Finnish nationalism and cultural unity through the birth of the Fennoman movement, which bound the Finns to the domestic governmental system and led to the idea that the Finnish Grand Duchy was an increasingly autonomous part of the Russian Empire.

These regions had an autonomous status within the Georgian SSR during Soviet rule.

These autonomous groups maintained commercial relationships with each other and with other populations as distant as Panama and Mexico.

These rainforests are also home to a diverse array of indigenous peoples, who to varying degrees persist in their autonomous and traditional cultures and subsistence within this environment.

These operate either by telerobotic control or are fully autonomous.

These community run, independent and autonomous groups are producing local Community Area Plans across the county in partnership with Wiltshire Council and other organisations, stake holders and service providers.

These supports are gradually removed as students develop autonomous learning strategies, thus promoting their own cognitive, affective and psychomotor learning skills and knowledge.

These local groups are autonomous, within the bounds laid out in the Solidarity Federation's constitution.

These came from 25577 autonomous systems, of which only 74 were transit-only and 22272 were stub / origin-only.

These cities are subdivided into districts, counties, autonomous counties, and county-level cities.

: These Particular Churches are considered sui iuris churches ( autonomous ) in full communion with the Holy See

These three bishops went on to establish similar autonomous Catholic Apostolic National Churches in several other Latin American countries.

These systems give the VST the capability to be autonomous in terms of both guiding ( tracking ) and active optics control.

These efforts have included mergers with the two remaining autonomous transit agencies in Cuyahoga County, the North Olmsted Municipal Bus Line and Maple Heights Transit, and the redesigning of its routes in the suburban areas southeast, west, and south of Cuyahoga County.

" These aims were sidelined after the decisive defeat of the ICU in the Battle of Baidoa and the subsequent actions of the war in Somalia by the allied forces of the Somali Transitional Federal Government ( TFG ), the autonomous governing zones of Puntland, Southwestern Somalia, Jubaland, and Galmudug and their military backer, Ethiopia.

These comarcas are not an administrative division of the autonomous community.

These nomes originally existed as autonomous city-states, but later began to unify.

These applications include power for man-portable tactical equipment, battery chargers, and autonomous power for test and training instrumentation.

These members of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (" LDS Church ") sought to establish an autonomous religious community and were the first people of European descent to permanently settle in the area now known as Utah.

These catalytic motors are autonomous in that they do not require external magnetic, electric, or optical fields as energy sources.

These companies are developing fields in the Yamalo-Nenets and Khanty-Mansi autonomous areas and the Omsk, Tomsk, Tyumen and IIrkutsk regions.

These 8 pillars are the following: focussed improvement ( Kobetsu Kaizen ); autonomous maintenance ( Jishu Hozen ); planned maintenance ; training and education ; early-phase management ; quality maintenance ( Hinshitsu Hozen ); office TPM ; and safety, health, and environment.

These included leaders of the Soviet trade union movement, who saw the management of workers ' cultural opportunities as part of their own purview ; local Communist Party committees, which sought centralization under their own direction rather than a hode-podge of autonomous civic institutions ; and the People's Commissariat of Education ( Narkompros ), which believed its own mission included the cultural training of the working class.

These profiles also arise for non-linear autonomous systems in linearized approximations.

These are organisations that use coercion to enforce on their members patterns of division of labour aimed at reaching the organisation ’ s goals, which for a variety of reasons may not always be consistent with each member ’ s personal aims.

These groups — the Nazi party and government leadership, the German General Staff and High Command ( OKW ); the Sturmabteilung ( SA ); the Schutzstaffel ( SS ), including the Sicherheitsdienst ( SD ); and the Gestapo — had an aggregate membership exceeding two million, making a large number of their members liable to trial if the organisations were convicted.

These non-exchange payments are often referred to either as ' transfer payments ' or ' remittances ' and may include money sent from one country to another by an individual, business, government or NGO ( non-governmental organisations – often charities ).

These roamed the rural borderlands of central Europe embarking on many of the same illegal activities associated with today ’ s crime organisations, with the exception of money laundering.

These organisations became operational in 1946 after enough countries ratified the agreement.

These events are often invitational and are organised by sports organisations, sports promoters, or other institutions.

These organisations cooperated little with each other and their relationship with the Polish resistance varied between occasional cooperation ( mainly between ZZW and AK ) to armed confrontations ( mostly between ŻOB and NZS ).

These organisations may also provide services known as ' Stand-by ' cover at industrial sites or at special events.

These organisations regarded New Guinea as an untouched, almost empty land that could serve as a homeland to the sidelined Eurasians.

These organisations were: BelWue, CERN, EASInet, EUnet, GARR, HEPnet, NORDUnet, SURFnet, SWITCH and XLINK.

These groups and organisations respond to emergencies and provide other safety-related services either as a part of their on-the-job duties, as part of the main mission of their business or concern, or as part of their hobbies.

These organisations, including branches of the Australian Defence Force, often incorporate royal symbols into their imagery.

These organisations provide off-the-job tuition and manage the bureaucratic workload associated with the apprenticeships.

These may have a lower environmental impact than paper towels, though concerns over hygiene mean they are not used by some organisations.

These teams draw together numerous specialists and organisations to achieve an integrated multi-agency response.

These statistics are normally readily available and are generally reliable in terms of identifying what crime is being dealt with by law enforcement organisations, as they are gathered by law enforcement officers in the course of their duties and are often extracted directly from law enforcement computer systems.

( These two organisations were integrated into the Department on 1 February 2011.

These were typically organised by educational institutions, military organisations and sports clubs as competitions between rival establishments.

These are temporary organisations composed of particular ships, aircraft, submarines, military land forces, or shore service units, assigned to fulfill certain missions.

These are ostensibly national aikido organisations that each represent many dojos and many students.

These organisations include the governing bodies of Harrow School, Rugby School and Charterhouse School.

These organisations are often referred to as Large Scale Voluntary Transfer organisations or Local Housing Companies.

These declarations may have no legal standing in themselves, but may still act as a call to arms for supporters of these organisations.