Sentence examples for climate referred from inspiring English sources

The subtitle, Luxury in a Cool Climate, referred to the profits downturn that hit global brands this year in the wake of the Iraq war, the accompanying fear of terrorism that depressed international tourism, and the Sars virus.

The research highlighted the importance of considering at group level not only climate referred to supervisor, but also climate referred to co-workers.

Innovative climate refers to the employees' perception or attitude of their organizations culture (Gershon et al., 2004).

Climate refers to regular weather conditions of a particular area and climate change involves changes in the frequency and magnitude of extreme events.

The teaching quality 'learning climate' refers to an environment in which self directed learning of residents is promoted, faculty adequately manage teaching encounters and are well prepared for teaching activities.

Political climate refers to national or provincial policies as well as reaction to specific events.

Organisational climate refers to the extent of positive feeling within the organisation relating to communication, staff involvement, innovation and patient care [ 38, 39].

Climate refers to work unit members' shared perceptions about the policies, procedures, and practices that are implemented in their work environment.

The psychological climate "refers to the meanings that people impute to their jobs, co-workers, leaders, pay performance expectations etc.…" [ 24].

33 36 Team climate refers to professionals' shared knowledge and perceptions of the types of behaviour and action that are rewarded and supported by the team's policies, practices and procedures.

Safety climate refers to workers' shared perceptions of their organisation's policies, procedures and practices, as they relate to the value and importance of safety within the organisation (Griffin and Neal 2000; Zohar 1980, 2010, 2011).