Sentence examples for implement the balanced from inspiring English sources
In August 2008, Magic Technology ("Magic") launched an initiative to implement the balanced scorecard in its organisation.
As the controllers and finance vice presidents involved in the research project took the concept back to their organizations, the project participants found that they could not implement the balanced scorecard without the involvement of the senior managers who have the most complete picture of the company's vision and priorities.
To design the tool, a number of companies that implemented the balanced scorecard were analysed, in order to obtain their methodologies to create strategy maps.
In this quasi-experimental study, we investigate whether bank branches implementing the Balanced Scorecard (BSC) outperform bank branches within the same banking organization on key financial measures.
This approach will thereby provide a means to implement the proposed stoichiometrically-balanced nitrogen feed (36%N-NH4+andN-NH4+and64%3-).
When status quo is the default option, disagreement is the natural outcome; When parties are risk averse (or even risk neutral), the weighted lottery mechanism induces agreement between parties before actually recurring to the lottery; This two-stage mechanism implements the politically balanced alternative as a Nash equilibrium; and.
But to avoid that, we need to move affirmatively, aggressively, and in a fair and balanced way to implement the president's vision for a settlement of the Arab-Israeli dispute, as laid out in his June speech.
In the pediatric course we will continue to implement the spaced activation of VPs for both groups, because of the more balanced usage pattern.
Twenty-five schools agreed to take part and were allocated to either implement the SHARE programme or continue with their existing sex education, according to a balanced randomisation.
At the White House, Jay Carney, the press secretary, told reporters that the president expected Congress to implement a "balanced approach" to dealing with the nation's long-term debt.
