Sentence examples for organizational relation from inspiring English sources
Al-Qaida's senior leadership stated that it has "no connection" with Isis, and that Isis is "not an affiliate with the al-Qaida group and has no organizational relation with it".
Thus, he and most other contemporary scholars of Japanese practices stress the interactions of cultural, economic, and political events that shape organizational relations in the country's industries.
This literature mainly addresses customer behavior in multiple channels and the organizational relations between channels.
In the most general sense, we deal here with the ability to communicate and influence via social or organizational relations.
In the economics literature, contract theory was gradually developed first by Oliver Williamson and later Oliver Hart and finally formed a more systematic theoretical system applied to analyze issues from market and organizational relations to property (Zhou 2003).
The results showed that traditional media had advantages over the digital media, such as supporting the perception of visual spatial features, and organizational relations of the design, production of alternative solutions and better conception of the design problem.
Stohl et al. (2007) discuss the new generation of global CSR brought on by four previously identified dynamic processes of globalization: no distinction between 'out there' and 'in here'glocalizationinnewin new and old media forms; the complex network of organizational relations across sectors; and the permeability of public/private boundaries.
The SLA is a contractual mechanism which structures organizational relations.
Organizational relations were described in terms of overall network characteristics and an analysis of referral patterns.
These rules influence the organizational setting and organizational relations action scale, i.e. '… the vertical and horizontal relations between organisations.
These inter-organizational relations are primarily developed in terms of trading links.
