Sentence examples for institutional concerns from inspiring English sources

(Helmets were still a few decades off, and institutional concerns about concussions even further away).

Mr. Paulsen of Wells Capital Management said that his firm, like many large institutional concerns, stood on the sidelines yesterday.

Some bishops and other church leaders often put what they erroneously believed to be the institutional concerns of the local church above the concerns of the universal church.

"M.I.T. claimed they were neutral — but we don't believe they acted in a neutral way," he said, adding, "My belief is they put their institutional concerns first".

"Even aside from The Times's institutional concerns, which I respect, I couldn't see participating in a trial and maintaining the kind of journalistic detachment required even of an editorial writer," he said.

Though these councils are known primarily for their consideration of doctrinal conflicts, they also ruled on practical matters (such as jurisdictional and institutional concerns), which were set down in canons.

What's more, there's institutional concern over the potential for members of the public to get in the way of police work.

Although politicians generally ignored the psychiatric needs of elderly patients for much of the 1960s, pressure from figures such as Martin Roth and public concerns surrounding institutional care led the DHSS to produce a paper on Services for Mental Illness Related to Old Age in 1972.

As a consequence of the focus on process, entrepreneurial firms experientially acquire context-specific knowledge with regards to competitors, customers, and institutions concerning cultural, institutional, and business norms.

Improving experiences in institutional care is a further concern.

To conduct a comparative analysis of the expectations of older people from urban, rural, and institutional environments concerning nursing care with respect to the care provided and elements of a comprehensive geriatric assessment.