Sentence examples for organization based on a from inspiring English sources

Their 648-page magnum opus was a groundbreaking model of economic and social organization, based on a theory of games of strategy.

In 1859, the VP&S Alumni Association was established to be much more than an organization based on a common bond of nostalgia.

"It's funny, but the Mafia is an organization based on a bit of meritocracy," said Frederick T. Martens, the former executive director of the Pennsylvania Crime Commission and the former Mafia intelligence chief of the New Jersey State Police, in an interview.

Pharnavaz had introduced a military-administrative organization based on a network of regional governors or eristavi.

I know of no form of economic organization based on a division of labor, from unfettered laissez-faire to oppressive central planning, that has succeeded in achieving both maximum sustainable economic growth and permanent stability.

WASHINGTON -- Darrell Issa, chairman of the House Oversight Committee, is pushing for a federal probe of a New York City community organization based on a Fox News report that accused the organization of improperly aiding the Occupy Wall Street movement and linked the group to the now defunct ACORN.

Additionally, an organizational design itself can create an environment in which people self-select to join an organization based on an attractive set of values, ideals, missions, and expectations (think about why people join not-for-profits, volunteer organizations like Wikipedia, or work for the federal government).

Hiring managers attempt to enhance the future of their organizations based on a candidate's past behaviors.

Participants were identified by managers within the organizations based on a description of the study's focus.

These keywords were identified as representing organizations based on a review of Twitter profiles and screen names of users who had tweeted about breast cancer.

Patient safety culture, also referred to patient safety climate, is the overall behavior of individuals and organizations, based on a common set of beliefs and values that are aimed at reducing the opportunities for patient harm [ 5, 6].