Sentence examples for institution matter from inspiring English sources
In an interview, Vidra acknowledged his remark was unfortunate and said he made a mistake in "not acknowledging enough how much the traditions of the institution matter to me".
But why the institution matters must come through more than ever in its programming.
I have always felt that the student and not the institution matters most.
But often the institution matters more than the individual, and a leader channels the psychology and the dysfunction of the state.
What's the problem with letting a few banks go under?" Whether you hold that view depends on how much you think the banks as an institution matters.
Once in while, though, you see why that tote bag of a term makes sense — how the culture of a company or an institution matters very specifically when it comes to people's rights.
"We need to introduce mandatory reporting so that no institution can ever be tempted to think that the reputation of the institution matters more than the protection of the child … there has to be a stronger obligation to report and to act".
Griffith (2010) explored if the institution mattered or affected persistence of women and minorities in STEM by examining National Educational Longitudinal data sets.
I am gratified this time not to be in a country which has decided that the career of a powerful man or the fate of an international institution matters more than this woman and her rights and wellbeing.
Despite the recognition that institutions matter for international development, the debates over institutional reforms tend to obscure the role of power.
