Sentence examples for organisational difficulty from inspiring English sources

The organisational difficulty was increased with larger numbers of candidates.

This creates an organisational difficulty for the introduction of part-time work [ 1].

In this study, rationing of nursing care appears as an organisational difficulty, associated with the way nurses perceive environmental constraints of practicing their profession and it is linked with patient outcomes such as patient satisfaction from nursing care.

I have put my department on red alert to get answers as to why there have been these organisational difficulties.

If your child has organisational difficulties, they might want to stick the list on a wall, or somewhere easy to find in an emergency.

There were reports in July that ASO had discussed the possibility of a women's race but the company's chairman, Jean-Etienne Amaury, highlighted the organisational difficulties.

Qualitative research has shown promise in identifying the key barriers to recruitment, and interventions have been developed to reduce organisational difficulties and support clinicians undertaking recruitment.

However, progress on Turing's Automatic Computing Engine ran slowly, due to organisational difficulties at NPL, and in 1948 a 'very fed up' Turing (Robin Gandy's description, in interview with Copeland, 1995) left NPL for Newman's Computing Machine Laboratory at Manchester University.

They mentioned concerns about privacy and making sure data are anonymised, as well as various organisational difficulties: for example, some agencies, like the UK Land Registry, make money selling their data and so don't want to give it away for free.

This may overcome some of the organisational difficulties of maintaining broad trial portfolios in rare tumours.

However, comparative qualitative methods are challenging because of the methodological and organisational difficulties occurring.