Sentence examples for organisations to define from inspiring English sources

This will aid organisations to define their requirements and ensure a clear division of responsibilities with regard to Service Level Agreement (SLAs).

Some countries have established organisations to define and implement clinical priorities in a multidisciplinary and multistakeholder process, such as the Centre for Biomedical Network Research CIBERR) in Spain and the organisation INVOLVE of the UK Department of Health.

The purpose of quality policies is to enable the organisation to define contexts for different situations, where social media data is utilised for decision making.

As the UN marks the 70th anniversary of its founding this autumn, those imperfections – and how the UN addresses them – have come to the fore as the organisation struggles to define its role in the 21st century.

Resource requirements and organisation arrangements to define, develop, deliver and commission a safe and beneficial capital project are described.

Berlin has taken a leading role in getting international bodies like the G20 and Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development OECDD) to define clearly which countries were acting as tax havens and then ensure that "legal consequences are brought to bear", he said.

A model's transparency is also a crucial factor in ensuring that a process is verifiable, something which inspired the Organisation for Economic and Co-operational DevelOECDnto(OECdefinedefine the Guidelines for the validation of regulatory QSAR models [31].

The worst error is to define the organisation's brand values without consulting those who work for it to see if they do represent the organisation.

To reconcile users needs and IT, we propose to combine an enterprise modelling approach based on a model warehouse to define the SME organisation with an integrated business packages one to implement this organisation.

The main features that differentiate it from most current related tools are its ability to define and use organisation standards, and functional structure, and make automatic model simulation and optimisation of them.

Others were less polite.At issue was the taxman's attempt to define what social-welfare organisations (known as "501(c)(4 s" after the line in the tax code that covers them) may do without losing their tax-exempt status.