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In due course, Fenton ordered instruments from London for his Japanese students.

Thus Selznick defined an organization as a formal structure representing rationally ordered instruments for the achievement of stated goals.

Ordering instruments by geography is also partially unreliable, as one cannot determine when and how cultures contacted one another and shared knowledge.

For example your belief that you can order instruments turned over to you that were given to John Weemsby personally and are not even company property.

Negotiation can be effected by indorsement and delivery (order instruments), or by delivery alone (bearer instruments).

The MEO reached up and flicked the pump order instrument to 'flood for'd', the command being relayed to the ballast pump watchkeeper in the engine-room.

Specifically, cheques are order instruments, and are not in general payable simply to the bearer (as bearer instruments are) but must be paid to the payee.

They were at the vanguard of the tracker organ revival in Canada, so much so that they were then to build 30 electro-pneumatic organs before customers caught on and started ordering instruments with mechanical action.

One can also find instruments bearing Prosper Colas's label as he sold mail order instruments made by the primary Mirecourt workshops of his time: Jérôme Thibouville Lamy and Marc Laberte.

Any protest that might lead to violence would be met with "law and order instruments," he said, an apparent reference to police and military forces that have crushed other protests, notably a June 2002 national strike called by the M.D.C.