Sentence examples for declining organisations from inspiring English sources

Like other declining organisations, the church is weighed down by its obligations to past generations.

This situation resembles that of declining organisations, as described in Albert O Hirschman's seminal treatise Exit, Voice, and Loyalty.

Ann Francke, chief executive of the Chartered Management Institute (CMI), says: "Autocratic, bureaucratic and mistrustful leadership styles are associated with declining organisations and lower productivity, as well as worse wellbeing and unhappy employees.

"Though their domestic influence has declined, organisations associated with the Muslim Brotherhood continue to have an influence here which is disproportionate to their size".

In declining, both organisations said they "did not have the most up-to-date costs available" and that they "intended to publish the figures in the future".

Declining international organisations' human rights reports as allegedly biased and imposing Western standards, Astana resorts to creating national commissions which take an "alternative perspective" of democracy and human rights to defend the regime (Savchenko, 2015).

Likewise, the roles of ministries of foreign affairs and economic affairs are declining, while hybrid organisations on agriculture/environment were observed being on a strong increase.

People in some of the world's worst conflict zones believe the presence of humanitarian organisations is declining even as their need for them increases, according to an investigation into the impact of violence and insecurity on relief efforts.

While bin Laden's successor, Ayman al-Zawahri, has sought to seize upon home-grown terrorism for propaganda purposes, this cannot disguise central al-Qaeda organisation's declining fortunes.

The prime minister has said that responsibility should go all the way to the top of the organisation while declining to say explicitly that Bob Diamond, the boss of Barclays, should resign.

Most major Muslim organisations declined to apply for the $50,000 funding offered for community programs "to help radicalised individuals".