Sentence examples for form of organisation from inspiring English sources
And the non-hierarchical form of organisation makes it very hard to make a decision.
Outside the state firms, the fiddly conglomerate is the favoured form of organisation.
The paper finally discusses the notion of networking as a separate form of organisation of economic activity and the extent of its applicability to biotechnology.
Their internal politics – egalitarian, horizontal, consensus-based – promote dignity and real community, reflecting the form of organisation they wish to see throughout society.
Rowan Williams, who took office in 2002, decided that the solution to the problem was to produce some legally binding form of organisation that would be coherent enough for people to be thrown out of it.
"If it works effectively for three years you could negotiate with the government some form of organisation that would be different from the royal charter, without the political element," he said.
The staff saw themselves as the true implementers of the programme, while the CEOs were perceived to be best placed to offer assistance in the form of organisation-wide messages (statements of importance of the programme), recognition, direction and trouble shooting.
The Internet may make a conglomerate cheaper to run; but it could also make other forms of organisation cheaper still.* "Beyond Computation: Information Technology, Organisational Transformation and Business Performance", by E. Brynjolfsson and L. Hitt, Journal of Economic Perspectives, Fall 2000.
Modes of organising have an indirect relationship with the new key technologies as enablers of new forms of organisation.
The harnessing of science, technology and advanced forms of organisation and information to compassionate ends is by no means automatic.
