Sentence examples for decision-making structures from inspiring English sources
Decision-making structures in forest-user communities often exclude women.
And any major shift in a company's geographic footprint has knock-on effects for reporting and decision-making structures.
Organizations with a polycentric architecture supplement their internal hierarchical decision-making structures with egalitarian, local structures in order to encourage collaboration with legally independent stakeholders.
The obstacles to reform at the Football Association are not entirely surprising, and the objections from Roger Burden, pictured, to diluting the blazers' influence in decision-making structures, cited here, are not his sole preserve.
Traditional values in addition favor collegial decision-making structures, and lockstep remuneration.
It grows from long-developing patterns of consumerism, energy production, decision-making structures and today's American Dream.
We consider three different decision making structures and discuss the optimal configuration from each firm's perspective.
Our research suggests that, on average, more centralized decision making structures are more likely to pull poorly performing products from the market.
States varied in their decision making structures and resources, and they only had a relatively short period of time to devise their plans (which often had to be rectified with pre-existing accountability policies).
And then there is the tortuous process of reforming the FA's internal decision making structures.
Decision making structures for innovation at SPE require addressing the reality that the Japanese parent company has strict requirements for approving transactions.
