An excessive focus on such products could send the wrong message to public health managers who might perceive the programme as excessively academic.
Compensation for money managers at the endowment, where one-third of the funds are managed in-house, has often prompted controversy because some alumni consider it excessive for an academic institution.
Even when their paintings escaped the excessive weight of academic convention, 18th-century masters did not allow their spontaneous perception of the world to come through in the pictures that made them rich.
The Council of Nicaea, which opened in the early summer of 325 with an address by the emperor, had already been preceded by a letter to the chief protagonist, Arius of Alexandria, in which Constantine stated his opinion that the dispute was fostered only by excessive leisure and academic contention, that the point at issue was trivial and could be resolved without difficulty.
Q: The 21st Century Cures Act (a medical research bill now before Congress) would create a Research Policy Board to try to reduce excessive regulations affecting academic research.
Excessive emphasis on academics has already been proven detrimental in Asia.
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A brief sampling of violations — aired in court cases, Congressional testimony and academic research — include excessive fees, improper denial of loan modifications, irregularities in the packaging of mortgages and conflicts of interest that lead banks to favor foreclosures over modifications.
With McKinsey's input guiding the company's self-assessment, he axed 500 of TIAA-CREF's 6,500 employees last September, an unprecedented stroke that academic types deemed excessive.
