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• Organisationally, CCI is a peer network with no core structure.
• And so we have, organisationally, none of these values.
• Organisationally and spatially, these functions can be arranged in many ways.
• Pakistan had become a major force in Squash, organisationally and competitively.
• The main business of the League, organisationally, fell to Titterton.
• Organisationally, the air base is separated into barracks and air field.
• They tend to operate organisationally fairly similarly, although there are different emphases.
• Organisationally, the district has its headquarters in Marlborough.
• The local clubs or workshops are organisationally placed directly under the regional branches.
• In this role he managed to reconstruct Japanese mathematics both theoretically and organisationally.
• Broekstra has been organisationally active in the systems movement.
• For the first decades, the departments had a fairly weak position organisationally.
• How will it affect Leo Burnett organisationally?
• Organisationally, the army was made up of seven brigade groups and one parachute division.
• Organisationally, you will see a fairly common set of symptoms when the changes go unprocessed.
• The Military Academy was organisationally divorced from the South African Army College on 1 February 1956.
• The inability to form an organisationally coherent group was ultimately the crippling shortcoming of socialist republicanism.
• Its military functions are directed by the DDIS, although it is organisationally independent of it.