Sentence examples for organizational test from inspiring English sources

That detection problem is especially acute in Iowa, where the caucuses have historically posed an organizational test.

"So what that means is that basic organizational test that you're going to have to have to battle President Obama is a test that Rick Santorum and his campaign have flunked".

At the moment, it has secured ballot access, an organizational test in itself, in 21 states, including the battlegrounds of Colorado, Florida, Michigan and Ohio, where the major party candidates, President Obama and Mitt Romney, who are raising tens of millions of dollars every month, are locked in a tight race.

The referendum on the measure, known as Proposition C, is seen as an organizational test for the Tea Party and like-minded conservatives in a swing state that President Obama lost narrowly in 2008 and that has since moved measurably away from him.

For logistical and organizational reasons test-retest reliability of the CPQ11-14 was not assessed.

The system recommends effective controls and shows relevant risks in a specific organizational context, suggesting test procedures for that particular company.

Instrument for leader's entrepreneurial orientation and individuals' entrepreneurial orientation was adapted from work of (Kreiser et al. 2002; Tang et al. 2008), which was originally devised to test organizational entrepreneurial.

It incorporates five principles to identify problems and introduce and test organizational changes: (1) understand and involve the customer, (2) fix key, important problems, (3) pick a powerful change leader, (4) get ideas from outside the organization, and (5) use rapid cycle testing (McCarty et al. 2009).

His advisers have said he must move from the "back of the pack to the front of the pack" in the poll, which tests organizational strength and has often catapulted candidates, or signaled their demise.

Six basic organizational architectures are tested, including horizontal, vertical, pyramid shaped, and inverted pyramid-shaped structures.

A hierarchical model of shopping motivation is developed based on the theoretical properties introduced by corresponding research in the areas of social and organizational psychology and tested by means of a cross-contextual survey design.