Sentence examples for organizational difficulties from inspiring English sources

This history is complex enough for the book to warrant many long footnotes, enough to indicate organizational difficulties.

The complexity of this program will entail a lot of organizational difficulties, and a separate company is being formed to deal with it, Mr. Gillinson said.

– The festival area does not provide capacity reserves and implies a number of organizational difficulties.

It is easy to imagine the organizational difficulties that arise in seeking an outside opinion for every decision to withhold treatment.

On the demand side, the policy could have positive (improved employee satisfaction) as well as negative (signal of a reduced availability to work, organizational difficulties) effects on employment (Devisscher and Sanders 2007).

SMEs are confronted with managerial and organizational difficulties, with problems of efficiency and synergies between marketing and R&D (Bughin and Jacques 1994) and with limited technical information and know-how which constrain their innovation capacities (Muller 2001).

Long waiting lists for specialized services, especially in emergency care, are the greatest organizational difficulty in both regimes and areas (Table 5).

We aimed to investigate how two organizational planning difficulties, (i) long access times and (ii) long waiting times, could be analysed systematically.

The first and most expansive strategy addresses tailoring as a solution to deal with barriers such as dealing with organizational behaviour, difficulties in engaging the practice, and overcoming resistance to change.

High school academics have been a struggle for him because of his organizational and planning difficulties.

The party that some believed offered the best hope for multiracial membership, the United Democratic Movement, has fallen victim to organizational and financial difficulties and, some say, racial bickering.