Sentence examples for structure whereby from inspiring English sources

It calls for a clearer structure whereby industry and politicians, including the Scottish first minister, Nicola Sturgeon, are consulted on the negotiations.

Google, or Alphabet as its holding company is now known, operates a similar structure whereby subsidiaries pay intellectual property royalties to Bermuda.

She runs her business very democratically and strives to operate a flat structure, whereby all employees are equal and job titles are avoided.

It implies a structure whereby the people, protected by an array of liberal freedoms, select their leaders.

We can then set up a structure whereby we are dealing with tax reform, closing deductions, closing loopholes, simplifying, dealing with entitlements.

It is understood that the club will pursue a dual share structure, whereby investors will have to purchase one "non-voting" share for every voting share, allowing the Glazers to raise funds while staying in control of the club.

If your predecessor hadn't created a structure whereby the national curriculum applies only to local-authority schools, perhaps you would now be presiding over a nursery- to A-level content-led curriculum that was universally applied.

The wagons, affirmed Beeching, underlined what was wrong with the network: an old-fashioned, complicated structure whereby each unit was laboriously reattached to a train and which meant that goods faced a long, stop-start journey to their eventual destinations.

Potential ways to better equip the leaders of tomorrow include facilitating senior staff to work across organisational boundaries and creating structures whereby hospital groups have a senior team that oversees activities.

Crystals grow within the bulk cubic phase surrounded by such lamellar structures, whereby transport towards a growing crystalline layer is constrained to within an individual lamella.

The use of adhesive joints is widespread in lightweight composite structures, whereby interfaces between adherents play a crucial role in terms of the fracture resistance of the component.