Sentence examples for institutional attention from inspiring English sources

On a regional basis, Arab art has received little institutional attention.

With, generally, little awareness of environmental consequences, little institutional attention for recovery of resources, and with only degradable organics potentially removed from wastewater effluent or sludge, the remaining resources are either distributed into surface waters or into sludge.

"Until we can get research in the system, until we can get more boutique banks to do smaller underwritings, until we can get institutional attention and get capital coming back, the risk-reward ratio [will continue to be] very difficult and you [will] have shrinkage of the IPOs," Sonsini said.

A pair of recent, unrelated developments in Massachusetts highlights that postdocs are even more vulnerable to the vagaries of professorial decisions and often have far fewer and less effective legitimate means of drawing institutional attention to treatment they consider unjust or unreasonable.

Most of the institutional attention goes to illegal or reprehensible content like kiddie porn or hate speech.

The lack of institutional attention and coordination, career and funding opportunities, is a major limitation, which contrasts with other European experiences where Development Cooperation agencies see their academic institutions as an important resource for their international mandate.

Providing first-rate research on stocks is one of the few ways in which investment banks can gain big institutional investors' attention.

In theme #2, it called for "modifying grant practices and policies" in order to draw principal investigators' and institutional officials' attention to the need to provide postdocs with a satisfactory training and employment experience.

However, it is to be noted that ASHAs' incentivised roles, such as linking pregnant women to ANC and institutional delivery care, receive greater attention which in turn limits ASHAs' participation in their non-incentivised roles of social activism, community mobilisation, counselling and home visits.

The National Rural Health Mission's investment in a scaled-up drive to encourage institutional delivery stipulates attention to quality of care during childbirth in health facilities.

Many of our masterpieces owe their origins to the distinctly immoral ambitions of power politics, their survival to prosaic strokes of luck, their present pre-eminence to institutional marketing, scholarly attention and popular sentiment.