Sentence examples for forms of organisations from inspiring English sources

"For me what was especially important from May 1968 to 1980 was that we created new political forms of organisations linking intellectuals and workers.

The Japanese banned all forms of organisations, and the MIAI was disbanded in May.

Taxonomies with these qualities can be achieved through the development of what is termed "configurations" that holistically reflect how several forms of organisations may emerge from the interaction of parts of an organisation [ 7].

While there are many claims about the benefits and demands of alternative forms of organisation, there is a need for a global theoretical framework to differentiate across organisation types and to specify the implications of specific forms of organisations with regard to communication and control.

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.

The world dominion of western thought, forms of organisation, technology and military force is not God-given, nor eternal, nor greatly appreciated by the rest of the world.

Messiaen's experiments in extending arithmetical forms of organisation beyond pitch, to embrace rhythm, timbre and dynamics, confirmed Stockhausen in his belief that this was the way forward.

"The forms of organisation – the Labour party, the trade unions, all these things – had all been formed around the same model as the corporate innovations we'd had in the early part of the century," Murray told me.

A Treviso statement confirmed that the decision to leave the Pro12 was also taken because of "the absence of certainty about the future forms of organisation, participation and regulations" relating to the league.