Sentence examples for tighten organization from inspiring English sources
Jason says workers now have a newsletter to help "tighten organization between the stores".
Sam says, "At the shop level we control the messaging, we control the tactics, we decide what we want to organize around, we motivate the strikers". Jason says workers now have a newsletter to help "tighten organization between the stores".
In a bid to tighten the organization's grip on its members' whaling and reduce the number of whales killed, the International Whaling Commission (IWC) has proposed a controversial deal.
In a bid to tighten the organization's grip on its members' whaling and reduce the number of whales killed, the International Whaling Commission has proposed that in exchange for temporarily narrowing loopholes, Japan, Norway, and Iceland would be allowed to commercially hunt whales for 10 years.
He has also tightened his organization by centralizing management and creating a dedicated sales force.
As classical music organizations tighten budgets, the Montreal Symphony has been spending like, well, a drunken orchestra.
The structure of the new organization will tighten the link between its researchers and products already on the market today.
Moreover, the most overpaid employees are typically the first on the chopping block when organizations must tighten their belts.
This resulted in substantive new reforms recently put in place by the self-regulatory organizations that tighten rules on analysts' compensation, ownership and disclosure.
Officials started a broad review earlier this year, and on July 15 they inaugurated new regulations, which tighten requirements on sponsor organizations to ensure that students are matched with jobs that are appropriate and safe.
"More companies are asking how they can separate themselves from the organization and instead tighten their connection to the game," said Kenneth L. Shropshire, a professor who specializes in sports business at the Wharton School at the University of Pennsylvania.
