Sentence examples for over-organization from inspiring English sources

Comment on over-organization, excessive systematization, inspired by Western Union's handling of a 700-word cable.

The New Yorker, August 4, 1934 P. 9 Comment on over-organization, excessive systematization, inspired by Western Union's handling of a 700-word cable.

By Al Graham, E. B. White, and Wharton The New Yorker, August 4, 1934 P. 9 Comment on over-organization, excessive systematization, inspired by Western Union's handling of a 700-word cable.

Mills — a broad-shouldered, motorcycle-riding anarchist from Texas who taught sociology at Columbia — argued that the "sociological key" to American uneasiness could be found not in the mysteries of the unconscious or in the battle against Communism, but in the over-organization of society.

Congress's control over formation, organization and government of the national armies is plenary and exclusive.

Still, to the the incessant African drumbeats at Big Eye Stadium, speed and individual creativity won out over organization.

The difference in inquiry has prompted us to closely examine (and to mimic) development as well as investigate collagen physicochemical behavior so that we may exert control over organization both in cell culture (in vitro) and on the benchtop (de novo).

He takes over organizations and shakes them up -- often hard.

Lukashenko's government, however, has tightened controls over organizations that received American and European funds, closing many of them down.

Mr. Cohen said a brand also provides a sense of commonality over organizations composed of locally owned companies.

To maintain control over organizations that might pose potential challenges to his government, Mr. Mubarak required nonprofit groups to obtain licenses, which were almost never issued.