Moreover, when doorstep service innovations are expanded beyond original target areas, a complex process of instituting system-wide adjustments to new supervisory structures, leadership dynamics, policies, resource allocation strategies, and plans are needed at each organizational level.
GB didn't make much effort to help institute systems for fair/equal governance.
"It comes before the court," she said, "with actions of reform, and it has instituted systems and attitudes and upgrades that were hard to accomplish".
The need for expertise and efficiency in industry postponed the egalitarian goals of the Bolshevik Revolution; Stalin denounced "levelers" and instituted systems of reward that established a socioeconomic stratification favouring the technical intelligentsia.
ObamaCare tried to institute systems to compare the effectiveness of different medicines.
Nascent earthquake-warning systems, both public and private, are running in the Golden State, and we are beginning to institute systems in Nevada.
Other companies such as Fog Creek Software have instituted systems where employees are ranked, with those at the same level receiving the same salary, Inc. reports.
A number of companies also have instituted systems to retrieve — or claw back — pay if an employee's work leads to losses.
The fact remains that New York's murder rate is but one-quarter of what it was 20 years ago before Rudy Giuliani and Bratton instituted systems that led to the dramatic crime drops.
While States have a right to place limitations on migration, and to institute systems to manage it, this does not mean they can treat migrants as second-class human beings, who deserve less protection than the rest of us.
