Sentence examples for view of organizations from inspiring English sources

The service oriented view of organizations recognizes the need to accommodate the changing reality of organizational dynamics.

Because of their 360-degree view of organizations, MLMs are uniquely positioned to implement such large-scale initiatives.

Levitt et al. (1999) developed a model that extends and operationalizes Galbraith's (1973) information-processing view of organizations.

The case for adopting an instrumental approach is strong; as reported in the section presenting the framework, we adhere to a view of organizations as collective arrangements that individuals set up, join or support with the aim of achieving individual and collective goals [ 13].

We abandoned the one-size-fits-all view of organization design in the mid-1970s.

This manuscript does not necessarily represent the views of organizations of which authors may be members.

I believe it's terribly important for us to develop managers with holistic views of organizations, which means we, ourselves, need to know what goes on in the other divisions of the School.

It may also be asked whether the distinctions reflect the context or are simply informed by the mandates and world views of organizations (Davies, 1994), for humanitarian NGOs have indeed extended into development, relief, and peacebuilding programming.

Contrary to the views of organizations that support hawkish intellectual property protection for artists, such as the Recording Industry Association of America (of Napster lawsuit fame), the official report sought to expose "Three Myths about Copyright Law and Where to Start to Fix it".

Challenges are understanding the changing views of organizations around the strategy of developing and advancing women.

Nowadays, I think the views of organizations like the BNP and National Front are not only dangerous and offensive, but also extremely childish and stupid.