Sentence examples for competition institutions from inspiring English sources

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With increased competition, institutions will need to be able to express, clearly and convincingly, why they should be the preferred choice of prospective students, potential donors, employees of the calibre they need or partner organisations.

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We then analyze the strategic interplay among sponsors of alternative institutional orders by considering not only the "horizontal" competition among institutions emerging in the same time but also the "vertical" competition between promoters of new rules and sponsors of the established, more generic rules.

Todd's proposals would actually increase competition between institutions while reducing it among students, and I'm all for that.

"There is going to be more competition as institutions can take as many students as they want to from next year.

Waddup argues that fees have generated more competition between institutions over maintaining their research reputations, as well as cash.

In addition to various disciplines and university departments fighting over prospective students, the future of British education seems to assume far more competition between institutions.

The government has this year lifted the cap on the number of places that universities can offer by 30,000, leading to increased competition between institutions and more places on offer.

With the forthcoming REF creating competition among institutions for the allocation of research funding, universities that have not been proactive in communicating their research are beginning to step up their game.

Over the years, it became competition for institutions like the Metropolitan Museum, which has 14 shops in the United States and 9 in Europe and Asia that together generate about $75 million a year in sales.

Meanwhile some aid workers see signs of a competition between institutions to take ownership of the eco-migration issue, perhaps by oversimplifying it.Charles Ehrhart of CARE thinks UNHCR will remain central, but wonders how it or anybody can now distinguish between "forced" and "voluntary" migration.

The establishing of a freer market in higher education, routes for new providers to enter the HE arena, weaker regulation on quality, more information for consumers and greater competition between institutions is the market revolution Willetts and his Conservative colleagues have long craved.

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