Sentence examples for institution generated from inspiring English sources

Twentypercentt of researchers at our institution generated 50%% of points.

Thus, in line with increasing returns theory, an initial high investment into an existing institution generated incentives to perpetuate the institution's design, purpose, and influence, notwithstanding its acknowledged policy gaps and repeated calls for reform.

Waste and recycling (8 points) Compares the amount of waste mass per head each institution generates and the percentage recycled (excluding construction waste).

Indirectly, their spending – which is often concentrated in specific areas around their educational institution – generates local multipliers as businesses are able to use the money to expand their operations and employ more staff.

One human institution generates and qualifies another as the parental role supervenes on that of marital partner.

Thus, due to the psychological conditions required to maintain romantic love, marriage, as a love-protecting institution, generates obligations to sexual exclusivity (Martin 1993, Martin 1994, Scruton 1986, Chapter 11, 356 361, Steinbock 1986).

Limited discretion (e.g. over staff recruitment, hiring, firing) of the local institution generates demotivation, lack of ownership and encourages corruption among local authorities [ 7].

At the height of the housing boom, correspondent institutions generated up to 40percentt of Countrywide's loans; they now account for about 35percentt.

One of the main reasons for this situation is the lack of confidence in public institutions generated by some unethical behavior, as corruption, or even by the inefficiency of public sectors.

Despite all the consciousness-raising (one of the less grounded "institutions" generated by the protest movements of the 60's and 70's) - Hillary Clinton has undergone more savage on-line (and in other speechifying) abuse, as a woman (and just because she is a woman) than any other candidate running.

In a commercialization survey conducted by the Association of University Technology Managers (AUTM), in 2013, United States-based institutions generated over 24,000 disclosures, obtained over 5,000 new patents, executed over 5,000 licensing agreements, formed over 800 start-up companies and generated $2.75 billion in license income.