Sentence examples for book organizations from inspiring English sources

As Mukherjee describes in his book, organizations like ACT UP "made the FDA out to be a woolly bureaucratic grandfather — exacting but maddeningly slow".

As Thompson's words in the book Organizations in Action [ 8] put it, "organizations are not determined simply by their environments (p.27)." He also pointed out that "administration may innovate on any or all of the necessary dimensions, but only to the extent that innovations are acceptable to those on whom the organization can and must depend".

And, this being an Italian book, organization isn't a strength.

In addition, this chapter gives an outline of the book organization with the abstracts of chapters.

March coauthored two classic books: Organizations (with Herbert A. Simon in 1958) and A Behavioral Theory of the Firm (with Richard M. Cyert in 1963).

Magazines, books, organizations, and conventions dedicated to reborn dolls have also appeared since these events.

Mothers birth ideas, movements, books, organizations and companies, and the birthing pains of that labor also makes them a sacred creatrix.

The term "exponential organization" was first introduced and defined in 2014 by Ismail, Michael S. Malone and Yuri van Geest in their book Exponential Organizations: Why New Organizations Are Ten Times Better, Faster, Cheaper Than Yours (and What to Do About It).

Hahrie Han's book, How Organizations Develop Activists, compares "low-engagement" local chapters of two national organizations (a health group and an environmental group) with "high engagement" local chapters.

Morgan starts Chapter 10 of his book with 'Organizations are many things at once!

In his new book, Reinventing Organizations (along with a fantastic article for the Self-Management Institute), author Frederic Laloux clearly shows how wrong this misconception is.