Sentence examples for In organizational terms from inspiring English sources

In organizational terms, the Inspector General for Tax Administration comes under the ambit of the Treasury Department.

In organizational terms, it was a monastic affair, that belonged in a rural society.

In organizational terms, Jeter may have been born on third base, but he stole home and has put himself back in scoring position, time and again.

In organizational terms, these principles are embodied in actor-oriented architectures (Fjeldstad et al. 2012).

In organizational terms, the routine of mass production will be increasingly replaced by flexible teamwork organization of production and services [24].

In organizational terms, there are several possibilities, options, and opportunities on how the academic firm can be realized and can be structured (Carayannis and Campbell 2012, p. 27): 1. "A whole firm"   2.

So what did that mean in practical and organizational terms?

In this 10 episode series, Mr. Burke showed how our culture has changed... how what we believed to be true has changed... how the "design of the system" (speaking in organizational development terms) has evolved throughout history.

This system consisted of three main pyramids in organizational and institutional terms, which can be called the 'university system,' the 'academy of sciences system,' and the 'industrial and defense ministry system' (Graham and Dezhina 2008).

3. CBR, as one element of humanitarian intervention and multi-track peace building, diplomacy and conflict resolution, can provide examples of solutions to the problems which complex emergencies present in organizational and management terms.

The chief motivation behind the privatizations that have taken place in these countries during the past twenty years has been the expectation that shifting from public to private ownership would lead to gains in organizational performance, especially in terms of efficiency.