Sentence examples for system organizational from inspiring English sources

Architecture can be defined as the set of large-scale design and system organizational concepts for a system.

THIS wise and useful book is flawed by academic jargon -- someone should simply take pruning shears to the fifth chapter, "All in the System: Organizational Theories and Public Contracting".

Under this system, organizational liability for agent misconduct is dependant on whether or not the organization has exercised due care to avoid the harm in question, rather than under traditional agency principles of respondeat superior.

The Road to Total Freedom begins with a history of Scientology, then explores it within a context of a belief system, organizational structure, and form of social control.

It is multidimensional, affecting variables at the system, organizational, and individual level.

The Vietnamese health system organizational structure consists of four levels that parallel the state administration system central, provincial, district, and commune.

International HRM: national business systems, organizational politics and the international division of labour in MNCs, International Journal of Human Resources Management.

Both multidisciplinary and interdisciplinary approaches inform our work, which draws on perspectives from psychology, social work, psychiatry, public health, education, family systems, organizational and systems development, and counseling.

The independent group's report did not review related programs like strengthening the bank's corporate investigations and sanctions systems, organizational changes at the World Bank Institute or individual global partnership initiatives like the Stolen Assets Recovery Program.

As a result, many American companies invest too little, particularly in those intangible assets and capabilities required for competitiveness R&D, employee training and skills development, information systems, organizational development, and supplier relations.

Faculty are grouped in one or more of seven "academic areas": accounting, business management (including business law, management communication, and managerial economics), finance, information systems, organizational leadership and strategy, public management, and recreation management and youth leadership.