Sentence examples for apply to institutions from inspiring English sources

Only a few sociologists have developed structural theories that apply to institutions and whole societies an approach known as macrosociology.

The Goldman move also puts pressure on the administration to decide what conditions will apply to institutions that return their bailout funds.

They are encouraged by their teachers to apply to institutions well ahead of the official deadline which can improve their chances of being offered a conditional place.

The new restrictions would not apply to institutions of higher education or to certain nonprofit groups like professional associations, scientific organizations and learned societies.

The implicit bargain that underlies bank supervision regulation in exchange for deposit insurance and back-up from the central bank as lender of last resort does not strictly apply to institutions without any depositors.

However, this does not necessarily apply to institutions that have EUS fellowship-trained faculty, but no EUS fellowship on site.

Mary Curnock Cook, the chief executive of Ucas, said many teenagers were applying to institutions to which they had "no intention" of going and had not yet visited because of pressure to complete their application forms at the start of their final year at school.

Furthermore, the h index when applied to institutions tends to retain a very small number of documents making all other research production irrelevant for this indicator.

"The Reasonable" on the other hand has to do with the concept of right, which includes individual moral duties and moral requirements of right and justice applying to institutions and society.

This fear is often expressed in the form of "witch-hunts" in which scholars are targeted and pressure is applied to institutions to have them removed.

Lessons learned from the successful programs can be applied to institutions where graduation rates are not as high.