Sentence examples for strategy environment from inspiring English sources

In his call for a configurational approach in organization studies, Miller argues that "there exist at least three classes of factors which are necessary to richly describe the process of organizational adaptation" (Miller 1981, 8), those being strategy, environment, and organization.

Each of these areas is related to a different physiological status of the sow and is characterized by its own specific floor, feeding strategy, environment and management.

For the remainder of the class, small groups considered a hypothetical organism with a specified nutritional strategy, environment, size, and mobility characteristics; they had to discuss the design of this organism, figuring out what solutions were compatible with its form and function.

Nursing consists of both interdependent and independent functions encompassing varied non-medical activities (e.g., behavior change strategies, environment manipulation and improving access to service).

The same honour is awarded to Richard Hatfield, director general, international, strategy and environment at the Department for Transport.

Launching the strategy the environment secretary Hilary Benn said: "Last year the world had a wake-up call with the sudden oil and food price rises, but the full environmental costs and the costs to our health remain significant and hidden.

At country level, RFID policy, vision of leadership and RFID potential market are the most important factors; strategy and environment are the most important domains.

1. Match your culture to your strategy and environment.

The strategy balances environment, community and economy by reducing forestry impact while maintaining the timber commodity and providing jobs.

In the national health strategy, healthy environments refer to social environments and basic sanitation is not conceptualized as a policy action area.

Michael Roche, the boss of the Queensland Resources Council, has been vocal about the campaign strategies of environment groups.