horizontal relationships

They also often do not show horizontal relationships.

All demoicrats would emphasise the importance of horizontal relationships between citizens, organisations and institutions from the different demoi on issues of their collective governance or on the governance of other states.

Throughout, as the late Jill Franklin put it, the juxtaposition of the rooms, invariably wimple well-proportioned rectangles, 'works as neatly as the cells in a beehive both in vertical and horizontal relationships.'

Outside the metropolitan areas, complex vertical relationships (such as those between county councils and district councils) co-exist alongside horizontal relationships (such as those between different district councils within the same county).

Interference with existing teamwork and inhibition of future teamwork in both vertical relationships (e.g., via malicious compliance) and horizontal relationships (e.g., exploitation of moral hazard created by poorly proportioned effort-reward structures).

His classically composed works, with figures and landscape arranged in the kind of strict vertical and horizontal relationships familiar in the paintings of Balthus, de Chirico and Hopper, never communicate a clear sense of place.

In the case of Japanese enterprise groups many of these hierarchical relationships are arranged through complex subcontracts and the extensive use of quasi-democratic work teams using horizontal relationships to substitute for functional arrangements which more typically are hierarchical in the modernist bureaucracy.

While it is the responsibility of the CIO to execute the specific responsibilities of his or her position, it became clear to us during our case studies that the successful CIO relies extensively on both vertical and horizontal relationships within the enterprise in order to carry out these responsibilities.