Sentence examples for a mode of management from inspiring English sources
John Kenneth Galbraith, in 1967, described the dominance of a ruling "technostructure," which he thought was becoming a mode of management in all industrial states.
To face changes in economic context, companies develop a mode of management of activities implemented to run engineering processes: "Engineer-To-Order".
This can be most clearly seen if we consider the reflexive consequences of audit as a mode of management, evaluation and assurance or control [ 20].
Patients' selection of a mode of management is influenced on the one hand by their perceptions regarding the dangers of hypertension and the necessity of treatment and by their personal experiences and beliefs about the various treatment modalities.
Some of these aspects might be amenable to direct intervention; for example, those patients that find anticoagulation management to be extraordinarily complicated might benefit from either additional anticoagulation-related education, or perhaps from a mode of management that requires less regular testing.
Behind his comments about "instability" hides the end of the two-party system, of political alternation, of a mode of representation and management that has been key in the stability and governance of Spain, but that has not been beneficial to society.
Despite its popularity in practice, no study to date has investigated the use of boxing training as a mode of HIIT for the management of obesity and related health outcomes.
At the same time, the acceptance of alternative silvicultural systems as the "preferred or default mode of management" will necessitate and benefit from the continued development of the scientific basis and valuation of a variety of ecosystem goods and services.
Participants are asked explicitly for their agreement to the type of data being collected and to this mode of management.
At present, their mode of management is similar to HIV-seronegative patients involving the use of chemotherapy and radiotherapy concurrently as indicated.
Randomization was stratified by age, gender and diabetes status, as these factors were expected to influence patient's attitudes regarding hypertension and their mode of management.
