Sentence examples for a better organisation from inspiring English sources

By doing those things, building a better reputation becomes part of being a better organisation.

But he said efficiency measures – leading to back-office costs falling 33% less – had made it a better organisation.

It's become a better, more financially wealthy club, it's more successful, there's a better organisation and it's now a global brand.

At a time when other management gurus were obsessed with how to build a better organisation, Mr Covey argued that personal character, purpose and self-discipline were what mattered.

She knows her church still has some modernising to do, but does not want to stamp out all dissent, even those who wouldn't take communion from her, she insists: "I think we are a better organisation for being able to have honest, robust disagreement that doesn't stop us from serving the kingdom of God together".

"There has always been a better organisation there.

The conflict was between two contrasting industrial economies and political systems, a contest Britain won through better organisation of its resources.The book's narrow focus on British elites is both a strength and a weakness.

Participation levels in these associations are very low in Rotterdam and a primary objective for this movement is better organisation of residents, particularly tenants in social rented housing.

Only with this labour intensive type of accompaniment can real progress be measured, progress that depends on poor and marginalised communities taking power in their own hands, through better organisation, better education and a more strategic vision for their future.

"All the changes that have happened over the last 20 years have been to improve patient care and improve patient safety and make us a better, safer organisation.

A better healthcare organisation is expected to be related to a higher quality of care.