Sentence examples for distinctive management from inspiring English sources
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Now the emerging markets are developing their own distinctive management ideas, and Western companies will increasingly find themselves learning from their rivals.
Kyocera Corp.'s distinctive management system seeks to promote profitable growth by extreme decentralization — with thousands of small, customer-focused business units.
While one can draw inspiration from companies that are famously non-bureaucratic, like Morning Star, the California-based tomato processor, and W.L. Gore, the high-tech materials company known for its Gore-Tex fabrics, these companies developed their distinctive management practices over decades.
We used the term 'no primary therapy' to accommodate different types of observation including active surveillance, watchful waiting and observing without a distinctive management.
12 The European Association of Urology suggested three different treatment concepts for localised prostate cancer in addition to permanent interstitial low-dose rate brachytherapy 10: radical prostatectomy, external beam radiotherapy and different types of observation including active surveillance, watchful waiting and observing without distinctive management.
Each of these potentially requires distinctive clinical management.
Such systems are constrained by the need to meet hard deadlines; this distinguishes them from general-purpose systems and motivates distinctive resource-management approaches.
Inspired by spiritual principles and applying traditional ecological knowledge, monastic communities developed distinctive natural resource management models, resulting in beautiful, harmonious and diverse landscapes for many centuries.
About 60% of the program's curriculum consists of a set of advanced courses that introduce students to Yale SOM's distinctive approach to management and prepare them for global leadership roles across sectors.
Over the next five years his company plans to increase its number of beds to 30,000, making it the largest private-hospital group in India and giving it more bargaining power when it negotiates with suppliers, thus driving down costs further.From jugaad to shanzhaiIndians often see frugal innovation as their distinctive contribution to management thinking.
