Sentence examples for of organising work from inspiring English sources

Thomas Malone, an organisational theorist, describes the way that they allow "dramatically more decentralised ways of organising work [to] become at once possible and desirable".

While Ayers and his wife Bernardine Dohrn were conveying their outrage, other people were doing the kind of organising work that the Weather Underground despised as wimpy.

This way of organising work is often justified as an efficiency saving: "I had to save money, it was either social workers or the offices.

The Gothenburg experiment has high symbolic value, says Joa Bergold, a research officer at LO. "You can see now that even liberal media are saying this is an interesting project, it could be a productive way of organising work," Bergold says.

Technology is imposing a new way of organising work and social networks around pedagogical knowledge.

They reflect the influence of organised work by those sympathetic to an Islamist agenda in the UK".

But it's not just the lack of protest that worries me; it's the leadership's commitment to the old ways of organising our work.

Jones recalls that his father, a Militant supporter in the 1970s, held to the entryist idea of ensuring the election of a Labour government and then organising working people to make sure that government delivered.

In organisation and prioritisation of work, the pharmacies organised work by setting out operating protocols that facilitated the distribution of resources and fluidity in the workflow.

Of course, once I was leader of the council I could organise work around my needs more".

The work of organising a tournament is enormous, and it may sound thankless to express dissatisfaction, but in the matter of ball boys (ball girls sometimes, and these show more intelligence and take more pains) there ought to be some little training beforehand.