Sentence examples for inefficient organizations from inspiring English sources

He has a reputation as a problem solver with the ability to shake up large and inefficient organizations and leave them better than he found them.

That report found that half the money the department spends on contracts each year -- more than $17 billion in the last fiscal year -- is wasted and called Energy "one of the most inefficient organizations in the federal government".

Corrupt or inefficient organizations are not permitted to use force to collect such payments.

Most inefficient organizations have outdated procedures for dealing with the business they undertake.

Incomplete or ambiguous specification of responsibilities and accountabilities, lack of continuity in teams working in shifts, inefficient organization of teams due to lack of information about workers' competences and lack of clarity to determine if the work is delegated or assigned are examples of important problems related to collaborative work in healthcare teams.

We identify four major obstacles to timely and adequate access to bio-medical care: confusions over payment, inadequate referral systems, inefficient organization of health services and communication problems between health professionals and patients.

Focusing on the third phase of the three-delay model, four main obstacles have been identified: confusions over payment, inadequate referral systems, the inefficient organization of health services and the culture of communication.

Pick Your Priorities: Simon Slade, CEO of SaleHoo, aptly notes "emails arrive chronologically, which is an inefficient and ineffective organization method.

But the fact remains that some communities whether because they are controlled by hostile groups, misunderstand the mission at hand, or have an endemic insecurity and mistrust of mostly inefficient aid organizations ambling uselessly throughout the region refuse to be demined or disarmed.

Geared to the raising of grain for export, it was inefficient in organization and primitive in technology and could not keep up with overpopulation and crushing debt.

Examples are the inclusion of unnecessary waiting times, enrollment constraints, grouping of students, inefficient temporal organization of the curriculum, the degree of flexibility in tempo, etc.