Sentence examples for delegations of work from inspiring English sources
In explaining this spread, it identifies three key contributing processes, comprising: 1) materialisations of ideals of separating domestic activities; 2) delegations of work and control to infrastructures and appliances; and 3) shifts towards more indoor, sedentary activities.
The leadership traits he has identified to produce this include praise, given unexpectedly and in public; transparency in identifying tasks and setting goals; authenticity; effective delegation of work; empathy to others' situations; anticipation of challenges; and autonomy.
This delegation of work increases short-term profits both by saving costs and by allowing the lead firms to focus on market control.
Delegation of work to nurses might be a lynchpin of effective guideline implementation and we were becoming aware of practice organisation as a key factor shaping the way delegation of work to nurses was managed.
Organisational differences between our selected practices are described in Table 2. Effective delegation of work depended on a range of features being in place.
As we engaged with the data we found that practice organisation, centring on delegation of work to nurses, was a factor mediating the practice's level of compliance.
We explored the reason for this difference in response and identified practice organisation, centring on delegation of work to nurses, as a factor mediating the practice's level of compliance.
Decide the funding for the event and the delegation of work.
Last week, it dispatched the first of two delegations to work out details of the proposed debt assistance, as well as $375 million in financing and loan guarantees for American financiers who invest in Egypt and a $60 million investment fund for Egyptian businesses.
(5) May the delegation of medical work in GPs' practices to other health professionals improve the care of multimorbid patients receiving multiple medications and what should be delegated to whom?
In spring 2012 a directive for the delegation of medicinal work to other health care professions ("Heilkundeübertragungsrichtlinie") was put into action by the Joint Federal Commission, a ruling body for health care services in Germany [ 18].
