organizational

adjective

or·ga·ni·za·tion·al | \ ˌȯr-gə-nə-ˈzā-shnəl ,

-shə-nᵊl , ˌȯrg-nə- \

Definition of organizational

1 : of or relating to an organization : involving organization the organizational state of a crystal

2 : organization

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Long after this month's trade frenzy is finished, and likely long into the organizational rebuild the Orioles are about to begin, Tanner Scott will still be here. — Jon Meoli, baltimoresun.com, "Tanner Scott can't close the door, and Orioles open series with 5-4 loss to Rangers," 14 July 2018 Bennett, whose background is in personal and organizational leadership and who wrote his doctoral dissertation on travel as a conduit for personal growth, aims to help the travel trade and travelers themselves become more mindful. — Diane Daniel, chicagotribune.com, "'Transformative travel' is the industry's latest twist on making vacations more meaningful," 13 July 2018 And last year, a meta-analysis of studies in the Journal of the American Medical Association found that organizational revamps could make a small, but noticeable difference in reducing physician burnout. — Lucas Laursen, Fortune, "Burned-Out Doctors Make Twice as Many Errors. The Business World Could Offer a Solution," 10 July 2018 Reaching voters at their doors requires vast organizational scale, and advertising in the state’s many media markets can cost around $1 million a week. — Andrew Rice, Daily Intelligencer, "Can a Democrat Ever Win in Texas?," 10 July 2018 In the nearly two years between October 2015, when the office implemented a new organizational approach, and September 2017, the agency processed just 58 percent of autopsies and 78 percent of death certificates within 90 days. — Matt Stout, BostonGlobe.com, "Duties of demoted executive in medical examiner’s office ‘remain largely the same’," 9 July 2018 For those in search of organizational inspiration, the website also offers a look at the 10,000 items now on display at the Rokin metro station. — Meilan Solly, Smithsonian, "New Website Unearths Amsterdam’s History Via 700,000 Artifacts Spanning 5,000 Years," 2 July 2018 To bridge the gap between virtual and physical retail operations, behind-the-scenes organizational shifts have occurred. — Courtney Coffman, The Atlantic, "Shops Aren’t for Shopping Anymore," 19 June 2018 Cameron Maybin was once a figure of organizational hope for the Marlins. — Mike Persak, Sun-Sentinel.com, "Cameron Maybin helping Marlins young players deal with the pressures of expectations," 12 July 2018

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