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31. Materials needed are listed clearly, as are suggested stimuli, main activities and organisational points.

32. These are useful lessons which should be equally applicable to future attempts at securing organisational improvements through computerisation.

33. This, of course, might merely reflect the actual flattening effect which information technology appears to have on organisational structures anyway.

34. A community based approach can provide a local organisational framework more able than individuals to interact with administrative and planning institutions.

35. It is perhaps not surprising that the interaction of such factors leads to very different organisational structures in different sports.

36. Structures have been used to implement pay scales rather than principles of organisational design.

37. Consequently the basic concepts have been division of labour, organisational structure, job descriptions, but above all - hierarchy.

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39. They may require elements of microbiology and chemical science as well as organisational ability but they are still generally regarded as unskilled work.

40. Underlying these organisational changes, and more important, was an explosive growth of the whole official information-controlling and opinion-forming effort.

41. Let me illustrate with another example that involves the entire organisational culture at the upper levels.

42. It will focus on the day-to-day practices and working philosophies of solicitors, and examine their economic and organisational structures.

43. By this time the organisational history had become vague and shrouded in mystery.

44. It is appropriate to ask, then, about what is going on here in terms of the organisational and operational dynamics of teams.

45. The organisational structure most conducive to high performance depends on whether the environment is stable and simple, or changing and complex.

46. Even if the reason is economic, technical or organisational the employer must still act reasonably in selecting and dismissing each employee.

47. A key element of the work of community health workers centres around educational and organisational activities as to the causes of ill-health.

48. To tease out their effects, I will begin by briefly outlining the procedural and organisational framework intended to promote interagency co-operation.

49. Bill Clinton's policy-wonkish preferences plunged his first year in government into organisational chaos.

50. Whether senior buyers are able at the same time to exercise an influencing and decision making role will depend on organisational factors.

51. Organisational house style - it is anticipated that each centre will devise a suitable house style which takes account of keyboarding conventions.

52. All these convey an organisational unit headed by a line manager.

53. The working papers develop some of the organisational and management implications of proposals in the Review.

54. We do not have the choice to ignore the organisational problems that these self-sealing loops are creating.

55. However, the organisational culture maintaining the patriarchal dividend still seems to be very much a reality.

56. Similarly, organisational learning implies change-in management philosophies and practices, organisational culture and procedures.

57. The legitimate pursuit of competing interests can balance and preserve social and organisational arrangements.

58. An organisational commitment to continuous improvement of the skills of members 5.

59. It is linked to the achievement of individual and organisational objectives.

60. An investigation of this kind requires knowledge and experience of the technical aspects and considerable organisational capability.