Sentence examples for guiding institutions from inspiring English sources

The mission of the Parliament is: "to cultivate harmony among the world's religious and spiritual communities and foster their engagement with the world and its guiding institutions in order to achieve a just, peaceful and sustainable world".

The stated mission of the Council of the Parliament of the World's Religions is "to cultivate harmony among the world's religious and spiritual communities and foster their engagement with the world and its guiding institutions in order to achieve a just, peaceful and sustainable world".

Such knowledge will help inform the NKF KDOQI Educational Committee and other guiding institutions in nephrology determine renal providers' current needs in order to provide the necessary knowledge to improve outcomes in patients with CKD.

In this study, a framework has been designed to guide institutions to better improve learner satisfaction and further strengthen their e-learning implementation.

In considering the development of leadership, we have to examine two different courses of life history: (1) development through socialization, which prepares the individual to guide institutions and to maintain the existing balance of social relations; and (2) development through personal mastery, which impels an individual to struggle for psychological and social change.

The toolkit covers the basics of how institutional purchasing works and digs in deep into guidance for using the food service request for proposal and contract process to guide institutions in sharing the responsibility of identifying and sourcing local food with their supply chain partners.

A method to guide institutions, educators, and learners in this scenario would be of great contribution to the field.

He has managed deficit budgets and has successfully guided institutions through accreditation challenges.

This model offers a framework to guide institutions in developing processes of program evaluation.

Young people had united to question conformity, the establishment and most importantly the motives of the guiding political institutions which seemed to be (and still are) in the financial back-pockets of major corporations.

In his remarks this month, the central bank governor, Mr. Zhou, promised that Chinese policy makers would seek "to improve the focus and flexibility of policy" and "keep a good handle on the pace of monetary and credit growth, guiding financial institutions toward balanced release of credit and avoiding excessive turbulence".