Sentence examples for force organizations from inspiring English sources

Naera's decision to reject helmets more than 10 years old will force organizations to choose between purchasing new helmets or putting youngsters in used helmets known to be less safe.

Globalization of market and increased competition force organizations to rely on effective supply chains to improve their overall performance.

Business realities, however, often force organizations into redesigning peripheral business processes while keeping the core process intact.

With security and compliance concerns growing every day, 2010 looks to be the year that will force organizations to adopt more proactive security strategies.

Budget constraints force organizations to explore strategies that yield optimal revenues.The proposed production model using Cobb-Douglas production function [28 30] is very relevant by paving an optimal way to attain the maximum revenue.

For example, the UK Parliament recently imposed new penalties for infringements of the Data Protection Act (DPA), which will force organizations to pay up to £500,000 in fines for serious breaches of the DPA.. CESG introduced CAPS to enable private sector companies to develop cryptographic products for use by Her Majesty's Government (HMG) and other appropriate organisations.

Syria's chemical weapons are under the control of a secretive Syrian air force organization called Unit 450, a highly vetted outfit that is deemed one of the most loyal to the Assad government given the importance of the weapons in its custody.

While expensive compared to other books of its size, the codex will give you a force organization chart to help guide you build your army.

The recession curbed spending for a while, and forced organizations to improve the efficiency of their data centers and technology operations.

Thomas identifies several trends he thinks are forcing organizations to abandon the more hierarchical and bureaucratic structures he associates with Plato, "a classic command-and-control style of philosopher".

Mrs. Clinton's campaign spokesman, Howard Wolfson, said last night that Mr. Lazio voted last month against a provision that would have forced organizations like the Republican Leadership Council to disclose its donors and their affiliations.