Sentence examples for viable organizations from inspiring English sources

American and European experts can assist them in building politically viable organizations, but to succeed these new groups must be homegrown and tap into the Arab and Islamic traditions that speak to many Muslim youth.

Soon, all trainee doctors and medical students will find it increasingly difficult to hone their skills under the guise of experienced consultants, because financially viable organizations need worker bees, not teachers.

"Before Aug. 26, our goal is to have a lower rent so we can continue as a viable organization.

Foreign officials in Kosovo say that the K.L.A. no longer exists as a viable organization and that many of the leading characters have gone their different ways.

"You can't lose money on two of our big products and hope to have a long-term viable organization," he said.

Entrepreneurship encompasses a unique place in the spectrum of business management: maneuvering from zero to something - intentionally a functioning and preferably economically viable organization - and ideally one that can sustainably perform and thrive, even in the later absence of the founding entrepreneur after he or she has moved on.

"In its current form, the National Police is not a viable organization.

Some people didn't like the way I ran the district but I am pleased to stand with the work that has been done by a great team and we have higher student achievement and developed a viable organization to support kids and that is what is most important".

This kind of financing makes it possible a viable organization to buy vehicles in order to prosper and update the business.

In order to solve the design problem of equipment procurement project organization (EPPO) in high uncertainty environment, the viable system model (VSM) is used in this paper.

These interactions that occur throughout a large engineering development organization, become the initial conditions of the systems engineering process ultimately leading to the development of a viable system.