Sentence examples for supervisory influence from inspiring English sources

Peer and supervisory influence as predictors of technology adoptions are both culturally bounded.

Within the DPBT, peer and supervisory influence were additional important strong predictors of future adoption.

A 1983 editorial in Nature had argued it would help make the procedure 'socially palatable', and recommended the formation of a statutory body to 'exert a supervisory influence, consider difficult questions as they arise, and keep the general public informed' (Anon, 1983b, p. 735).

We investigate how outside directors on supervisory boards influence innovative activities of the firms they advise and monitor.

First, individual VHW characteristics (sociodemographic characteristics such as age, sex, and marital status; motivational and supervisory characteristics) can influence performance capacity as well as the translation of this capacity into actual performance.

At home they have to deal with a highly unionised workforce and a supervisory board heavily influenced by employee and union representatives, while internationally they must compete with companies whose labour costs are as much as 80% lower.

22 35 Associations between maternal alcohol misuse and childhood injuries could relate to alcohol influencing supervisory practices, the presence of hazards or the uptake of injury prevention practices; although our interpretation is limited by not having data on mothers' alcohol consumption at the time of the fracture.

A good supervisor-supervisee fit influences the supervisory relationship which has been identified as the single most important factor for effective CS in many empirical studies [ 14, 37, 38].

But there was no mention of the new investors taking a seat on Daimler's supervisory board or having managerial influence.

Now, after only a couple of years with a full free float, a side-effect of its bungled bid for Scania is that MAN once again has a dominant shareholder in the shape of Volkswagen, which is heading back into old-fashioned family ownership under the influence of its supervisory-board chairman, Ferdinand Piëch.

Finally, the factors of organizational influences directly affecting supervisory practices, the conditions and actions of operators should be identified and classified into resource management, organizational climate, and operational processes.