Sentence examples for organisation experience from inspiring English sources

The government could still try to eliminate militias in their new form, but it remains doubtful that the state army, usually suited to targeting larger military formations and identifiable headquarters, has the organisation, experience and effectiveness to combat smaller, dispersed units that might continue and even increase their hit-and-run operations.

In confidence, one senior Labour insider in Nottingham told me its success in the city wards was down to organisation, experience and its teams of activists.

There was a huge variation in the organisation, experience, training, and length of establishment of these teams.

Healthcare institutions vary greatly in their organisation, experience, and resources and the baseline risk for the condition under investigation.

Potential experts were nominated using the following criteria: 1) scientific (performing research) experience and/or 2) practical (working in a professional or service organisation) experience regarding the organisation of integrated primary care.

Of course this might indicate that managers at subordinate levels in the organisation experience the task of managing physicians as very troublesome, and that this perception is also conveyed to the highest levels in the organisation.

You would expect any organisation experiencing deaths as the potential consequences of their actions would be seriously considering whether they needed to do anything differently".

One question asked 'Have you or your organisation experienced any difficulties in recruiting or retaining senior executives to work in China because of air quality issues?' Responses from the organisation's 365 members underline a trend, 48% replied yes in 2014 versus 34% in 2013 and 19% in 2008.

This organisation experienced problems with availability of cannulae, sharps bins, skin preparation and dressings.

The foundation is an independent non-profit organisation, experienced in running community surveys and recruiting participants into health and social research studies.

Inevitably organisations experience their own equivalent of this: institutional ageing.