Sentence examples for ability of organisations from inspiring English sources

But in January 2011 the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology issued draft rules on data protection that restrict the ability of organisations to transfer personal data without specific prior informed consent.These define personal information broadly, as anything that can identify an individual either on its own, or in combination with other data.

The ability of organisations to support collaborative working environments is of increasing importance as they move towards more distributed ways of working.

Remote management operations bring forward many ethical and operational dilemmas related to risk transference, accountability, monitoring, as well as challenges to the ability of organisations to speak out about what they do not witness themselves.

"Although it may have facilitated savings in some cases, we heard that it more often creates disruption and distraction that hinders the ability of organisations to consider truly effective ways of reforming service delivery and releasing savings".

The key to competitive advantage and improving customer satisfaction lies in the ability of organisations to form learning alliances; these being strategic partnerships based on a business environment that encourages mutual (and reflective) learning between partners.

Issues as diverse as local human resource policies to the presence of the military, with its own security and stabilisation strategies, are explored and considered to have a significant impact on the ability of organisations to safely and effectively implement their programmes.

With the advent of the web, and the new ability of news organisations to see how many readers every story was actually getting, that spread to celebrities.

By ignoring early warnings, withdrawing aid and constraining the ability of humanitarian organisations to operate in Somalia, western donors made famine more, not less likely.

Social media and, more crucially, the ability of new organisations to gauge which stories get the most hits, attention and circulation, mean that we are now as guilty of determining the agenda as editors are, if not more.

Our report identifies three big and recurring challenges to devolution: Short term policy and funding cycles can restrict the ability of local organisations to invest in long-term partnerships.

"The new law will directly affect the ability of international organisations to work, promote and protect human rights in Russia and is clearly aimed at undermining the work of Russian civil society.