Sentence examples for benefit institutions from inspiring English sources

"We've been lobbying the government and the Higher Education funding council very intensively for a review of PT funding, and the funding council have instigated a review the outcome of which they tell us is likely to benefit institutions with part-time students.

Future capacity development support should consider how such initiatives will benefit institutions, and where longer term benefits can be realized.

As public-benefit institutions, they and all charitable organizations can proactively evaluate how they invest.

These social workers will also explain to families the benefits, institutions and legal assistance available to the most vulnerable families in various communities.

Mentions other fashion shows presented to benefit cultural institutions.

In receiving this public benefit, religious institutions should be held to the same standards of any other group receiving public money.

That friend, Harvey S. Shipley Miller, has since donated or sold many of these artworks and used the proceeds to benefit cultural institutions across the country.

Yet, the commission seems optimistic that RESAVER will benefit more institutions and scientists over time.

It is common for universities and companies to work together to do research and train a workforce that will benefit both institutions.

Our review suggests that health partnerships benefit individuals, institutions, and the UK.

These advertising strategies would benefit both institutions that already include health disparities courses in their curriculum and those developing new courses.