Sentence examples for the internal organisation from inspiring English sources

"It acknowledges that disability is an important development issue, influences the internal organisation and sends an important message to other development actors," she said.

"So very clearly one of the things the new pope has to do, and this is overdue, is really reform the internal organisation and structure of the church, and I think we will begin to see that".

News website homepages are often not structured in ways that would cater to typical user journeys, but they rather mirror the internal organisation of a newsroom into sections and departments.

Homepages of news sites often are not structured in ways that would cater to typical user journeys, but rather they mirror the internal organisation of a newsroom into sections and departments.

Their complaints have been supported by the entrepreneur Sir Tom Farmer, founder of the Kwik Fit car repair empire and chancellor of Queen Margaret university in Edinburgh, who said the new powers would "interfere with the internal organisation of autonomous charitable institutions".

One probable cause of insufficient communication between health care workers appeared to be the internal organisation of the paper records.

It concerns an interactive and continuous process whose main purpose is the assessment of educational quality and the improvement of the Institutions' internal organisation.

As of May 2008, the office employed 170 staff, with the maximum staffing level set at 191 by the Regulation on Internal Organisation of the Office of the President of Croatia.

For some proponents of group rights, we should look for the integrity that is essential to a right-bearing group neither in the group's internal organisation nor in its objective characteristics but in its subjectivity.

Three-quarters of our work effort is put into our internal organisation, only the last quarter is organising links with the media.

Two agency issues are examined: (1) quality of care in the relationship between hospital and patient, and (2) internal organisation, i.e. the relationship between the hospital and its main departments.