In size and breadth of curricula, institutions like the University of Sydney and the University of New South Wales are similar to state-financed universities in the United States.
An anti-Communist mood quickly spread among Congress insurgents, who sought without success to offer further amendments to begin rooting out the Communist authorities across the breadth of Soviet institutions.
Its wide-ranging character must be judged in terms of the operational breadth of the institutions and practices they aim to "reform", their boldness in siphoning state-funding to the private sector, and the number of constituencies they are prepared to confront.
Sixth: The breadth of the institution provides you with the opportunity to go almost anywhere your journey may lead.
The job losses will reduce the breadth of the institution's research, though areas where Kew is particularly strong, or can make an income, will be saved.
With her family, she helped to advance and enhance research and training in the fields of medicine, law, psychology, general and Judaic studies and rabbinic scholarship across the breadth of our institution.
Bright, Weistart and their colleagues meet Duke alumni around the country with post-college careers that span the breadth of the institution's wide academic scope.
Although the Museum of Fine Arts, Houston, may never have the breadth of collections of larger institutions like the Met, Mr. Tinterow said that what distinguished it from so many other institutions was that Houston had become a cultural hub, home to the Menil Collection (art by way of oil money), as well as a symphony orchestra, a grand opera and the Alley Theater.
The Clearinghouse is here to help and proud to serve the full breadth of the nation's institutions and their students.
This contrasts with the situation in many high-income countries, where there is often a greater breadth of health personnel and institutions and where it is therefore likely that a lower proportion of senior researchers are involved directly in policy-making.
