Sentence examples for award institutions from inspiring English sources

De Montford's vice-chancellor, Professor Dominic Shellard, highlighted how the university came to land the award: "Institutions had to demonstrate their inclusive culture and determination to improve by preparing an action plan to tackle racial equality, as well as identifying any barriers to progression".

That's true in Hollywood, where pay structures tend to vary between TV and film, where entire separate award institutions have risen up independent of one another.

The latter information is collected and reported by advertising award institutions such as the European Association of Communications Agencies (EACA) and the Institute of Practitioners in Advertising (IPA) in the United Kingdom [ 37].

From these standards, qualifications are put together by "awarding institutions".

But critics have complained that the government is awarding institutions close to it while the real private sector is excluded.

The country can't afford it, the students can't afford it and in too many cases the profusion of degree-awarding institutions has devalued a degree.

It provides (apparently): - up-to-the-minute news about the 2012 Nobel Laureates - press conferences from the Nobel Prize awarding institutions - exclusive interviews with members of the Nobel Committees 9.48am BST The view from Afghanistan My colleague Emma Grahas-Harrison, has written from Afghanistan about one of the country's contenders.

Setting aside the potentially negative spin that could be applied to findings that TNE students are not treated equally by awarding institutions and are not offered the same quality of experience as those based on campus, there is an opportunity here to be grasped.

Lampeter is the oldest degree-awarding institution in Wales, founded in 1822.

After a century of Einstein, Bohr, Churchill, Pasternak, Enders, Watson, Mother Teresa, the Dalai Lama and other laureates, what will the world's most prestigious awards institution do for an encore?

And since the idea of mathematical comparison gives me hives, you can imagine how I feel about an awards institution that gave not a single meaningful prize to either David Simon's "The Wire" or Joss Whedon's "Buffy the Vampire Slayer," let alone "Freaks and Geeks".