Sentence examples for divided management from inspiring English sources

The expensive national capabilities for collecting intelligence have divided management.

In "The Human Side of Enterprise", originally published in 1960, Douglas McGregor, a Harvard academic, divided management styles into Theory X and Theory Y. Theory X was the classic command-and-control type of management, the authoritarian style which (McGregor wrote) "reflects an underlying belief that management must counteract an inherent human tendency to avoid work".

This highly divided management results in poor, inefficient, and even incorrect policies and administration.

The divided management structure of education is understandable given China's large population and its vast area.

The divided management structure of education in China has led to the development of a number of national English assessments.

This divided management system is barely operational even under normal conditions, and can be expected to be ineffective and even counter-effective under emergencies.

(Benchmark is famous for dividing management fees and carry equally among each of its GPs, rather than assigning a higher percentage of ownership to more senior partners as is widely the case at other firms).

The Commons Speaker has suggested the post could be divided to separate management and procedural duties.

In the geographic area of Cape Town, the MDHS has divided its management into four local sub-structures, while City Health has divided its management into eight sub-districts two of which fall in each of the four MDHsub-districts two

For a long time now Royal Mail has been divided, between management and postal workers, between those who see it as a business and those who see it as a service.

Internal factors can be divided into management and business factors.