Sentence examples for organisational problems which from inspiring English sources

The group then had to relinquish control of the bank as part of a subsequent rescue package, but the wider Co-op organisation still faces big financial and organisational problems, which were highlighted in a report earlier this year by Lord Paul Myners.

These participants claim that there were a number of organisational problems which reduced their effectiveness on the battlefield.

Three centres cited concern about insufficient time and organisational problems, which may suggest that they presented higher levels of burnout and dissatisfaction than respondents.

What remains are organisational and technical problems, which can be resolved".

Potential problems which may arise were seen as coming from attempts at implementation at the meso and organisational levels of mental health settings, rather than at the interface between users and health professionals [ 23].

Consequently, on arriving in Australia to take up his appointment, Mackintosh found himself beset by a series of financial and organisational problems, the most serious of which concerned Aurora.

Section 2 offers a critical overview of the most important scientific research in the field of international freight transport, especially that one which attempts to resolve organisational problems.

To provide better insights into the organisational operation and to identify different types of organisational problems explicit specification of relations and rules, on which the structure and behaviour of an organisation are based, is required.

The organisational problems include where to locate digital activity within an organisation.

"We have serious organisational problems," he said.

"Due to major organisational problems that occurred during that time, the original team was disbanded," the spokeswoman said.