All functions of all officers, employees, and organizational units of the Department are vested in the Secretary.
Section 872 shall not apply to the Agency, including any function or organizational unit of the Agency.
Since late 1997, however, the nation has suffered widespread financial and organizational difficulties.
I leave office satisfied that the political, economic, social and organizational basis for further progress with respect to all these principles have been substantially strengthened in the past four years.
Since World War II, the purpose of achieving maximum organizational efficiency in a modern defense establishment has several times occasioned action by the Congress and by the Executive.
I believe the present organizational arrangements in this area, with the revisions proposed last year, are completely adequate for the tasks ahead.
I have been disappointed by inability to complete many of the meaningful organizational reforms which I contemplated for the Federal Government, although a start has been made.
Agroindustrial Complexes The basic unit in the new organizational system, which is relied upon to realize the leadership's agricultural policies, is the agroindustrial complex.
The new organizational policy represents a tightening of central controls over agriculture.
Government officials intend to complete the transition to the new organizational structure by 1980.
The political purpose of the mass organizations, however, makes them unattractive to most Bulgarians who have never had much interest in organizational activities.
Alia was responsible for ideological affairs, Kapo for organizational matters, and Spahiu for the state administration.
By 1970 the country's three principal religious faiths had been eliminated as organizational bodies.
As is the case with the navy, the air force is also a part of the People's Army, having organizational and logistic individuality only insofar as its equipment is different and requires different techniques and skills in its use.
The guiding principle of the ideological and organizational structure of the Party was the Leninist dictum known as democratic centralism.
Those in the armed forces who are attached to the lower levels of the organizational structure are responsible to the Political Directorate and the Party organization rather than to superior officers within the military command channels.
At lower levels, where the functions of the forces are specialized in relation to their weapons, organizational patterns appear to be similar to those in most of the other armed forces throughout the Communist world.
The Party's ideological principles, tasks, and organizational structure were delineated in the Party's statute, originally adopted by the First Party Congress in 1948 and amended several times since then.
In the gathered church, with the focus on the worship, pastoral, educational, and organizational life, the ordained member is the chief minister and the lay members are his assistants.
Our human response to His calling us to be His people and servants produced the church as an institution, with its organizational and denominational divisions.
Although Randolph was not able to achieve his dream of mass mobilization, he did display considerable organizational ability.
When Malcolm Little, better known as Malcolm X, was converted to the "Nation of Islam", he gave the movement the organizational skill and the eloquence which it previously lacked.
The three were so nearly identical in principles and objectives that they considered themselves as constituting a single body as soon as they learned of one another's work and long before they had any organizational unity.
There had been, up to this time, no organizational connection among the three great groups of "Christian" churches.
There's nothing involved about the organizational aspects.
Eight weeks ago I get pulled off my job in the Manon System and sent here to arrange the organizational details of this Plasmoid Project.
The political convolutions of fourteenth-century Japan, as well as the organizational shenanigans of the official Rinzai Zen sect, need not detain us further.
They address internal procedures to accomplish stated objectives and document, in advance, the specific organizational elements that will respond to each type of disaster or "need," with identification of procedures and resources.
They should also contain clear statements of authorities, responsibilities, organizational relationships, and operating procedures necessary for the accomplishment of disaster response and recovery activities.
They identify the specific needs, the organizational resources available to meet those needs, and the scheme or "concept of operations" for their application.
It was set up with much the same organizational structure as the party and, in practice, functioned both as a youth political party and mass organization.
The organizational structure of the economy has undergone frequent changes in efforts to resolve economic problems by administrative means.
Neither the organizational forms of the centrals nor their authority and responsibility vis-a-vis the enterprises and ministries have been clearly defined or legally established.
Within the services it forms units throughout the organizational structures that either direct or actively assist in political indoctrination programs and manage sports and recreational activities.
In order to raise agricultural productivity and output, the state and collective farm sectors underwent frequent organizational changes, the latest of which went into effect in February 1971.
Modifications of the traditional pattern have taken place as a result of organizational and administrative changes introduced after 1967.
The centrals were created in an attempt to improve theorganizational structure of industry, reduce control by the ministries and other central government agencies, and provide greater flexibility, in order to increase industrial efficiency.
The organizational framework has been complicated by the proliferation of new measures and regulations since 1967.
It recognized the pope as supreme authority on matters of faith, morals, and dogma but rejected any organizational connection with the Holy See.
Less than a month after the 1950 invasion, the Department of the Army announced the approval of a new organizational concept for PsyWar field operational units.
The new concept, profiting by the organizational happenchance in all theaters of operations during World War II, established two functional units: one for strategic propaganda support, the other for tactical propaganda support.
Philip Selznick makes the point that organization is itself a Communist power-achieving instrument in his The Organizational Weapon (New York, 1952), the third of the RAND group.
It is only a matter of time before telephoto facilities develop in line with the experimental New York Times edition printed in San Francisco during the United Nations organizational conference.
The British, like the Germans, had immense organizational difficulties.
Until then much of the spiritual and organizational advantage in Asia will fall to the Communists.
He took an elevator from his suite down to the main floor of the organizational complex and stepped out into the hallway.
The meeting had been going on for several hours and had involved a lot of detailed organizational work.
In closing the review of the activity of the Commissariat of Finance during the two years of its existence, one must note briefly the great purely organizational work, conducted by it on a natural as well as a local scale.
In the Appendix, the organizational names of various Unions are variously called ‘Trades’ or ‘Trade’.
The foundation has been laid (in one-half of the provinces sufficiently stable foundations) for the formation of an organizational machinery for the administration of the Soviet estates.
At the same time it engaged in feverish activity to expand the Party membership, its organizational structure and activities.
The manual goes on to state: “All others which conduct an organizational life of their own are to be rejected as outsiders and will either have to adjust themselves or disappear from public life.
At this same conference the Gauleiter received organizational instructions from Globocnik and Hiedler.
Above all, however, the National Socialist Party in these 5 years not only has made the nation National Socialist, but also has given itself the perfectorganizational structure which guarantees its permanence for all future.
Also not addressed here are the training, education, and organizational implications required under a regime of Rapid Dominance.
Cold War, covering virtually all the important regions and organizational structures throughout the world.
The government in Peking struggled to provide a suitable organizational form for the status quo, though never quite catching up with the new faits accomplis of each week.
They must evolve the faculty of transforming group opinion into governmental or organizational action.
These assumptions directly influence the climate of the organization and serve as the organizational pillars.
The model for organizational design of nursing education is analogous to the dancing circle described earlier.
The theory of bureaucratic caring for nursing practice in the organizational culture.
Of course creating and sustaining environments that nurture and value the practice and study of nursing remains the challenge facing nurses caught in the maze of various organizational structures.
From an organizational standpoint the nursing administrator assists in creating a community that appreciates, nurtures, and supports each person as they live and grow in caring moment to moment.
Many academics who study both science's organizational structure and the intellectual property claims that surround it are concerned about the results.
Dates incorporated as parts of devices are generally the original organizationaldates of the units concerned--as is the case in this instance--and bear no necessary relation to the age of the badges.
There is an organizational chart of the Army for this period in the files of the Office of the Chief of Military History, Department of the Army.
My chief concern was now to keep my industrial and organizational machinery intact against the day when a stable market could again be established.
What a waste of oratorical and perhaps organizational energy, I mused as I strode along rapidly, still intent on escaping the fanatic.
Well, this is a recommendation which was made, an organizational recommendation which had been made a long time before I myself had gone into a position with the organization.
By "organizational ties" did you mean to distinguish between that kind of a tie and some other kind of a tie; is that what you were trying to do?
What did you mean in Exhibit 2 by the statement that "We do not have any organizational ties with the committee"?
Very simply that as an American citizen, whatever he is doing should always be aboveground; that a person remains in the background within any organizational activities, that he does not push himself forward in whatever he is doing.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "organizational" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
