Organizational [adjective]

Any organizational society is, in some ways, like a slave society.

It develops an internal "Organizational cult" (we know best and always).

By 1970 the country's three principal religious faiths had been eliminated as organizational bodies.

Alia was responsible for ideological affairs, Kapo for organizational matters, and Spahiu for the state administration.

They must evolve the faculty of transforming group opinion into governmental or organizational action.

Would I be of more value here, now that our organizational efforts were bearing fruit?

Each division has its own organizational setup and subsidiary sections and officers to carry out its functions.

Sometimes an organizational setup grows, sets its ways, and becomes so traditional that once-necessary jobs become unnecessary.

There had been, up to this time, no organizational connection among the three great groups of “Christian” churches.

An organizational chart, with designations that were meaningless to Tom, appeared behind it.