Sentence examples for institutional constituents from inspiring English sources

There were complaints about the facilities at Lincoln Center from the beginning, and persistent squabbling among the various institutional constituents, so it didn't come as much of a surprise to hear, a year or so ago, that the New York City Opera was talking about putting up a new hall miles away, at Ground Zero.

And your service can put you in contact with people with whom you might not otherwise have connections, such as trustees of the university and other institutional constituents.

The fusion of the municipalities making up Mappano is a legislatively viable hypothesis, but requires a socio-economic identity of the whole basin, as well as a common desire among institutional constituents, which, according to contemporary analyses, currently exists.

Morgan State University provides an important example for other public HBCUs that want to increase alumni giving, better communicate with alumni and showcase their strength to all institutional constituents.

The structural component refers to the capacity of the state to implement policies effectively, with this capacity being determined by other constituent capacities – institutional, technical and political.

It would acknowledge that creative lives exist on a continuum, and take seriously arts education, arts careers, institutional advancement, and, concomitantly, audience and constituent access and engagement.

A core contribution of our paper is to analyze empirically the importance of the institutional demands that an organization's internal constituents may make of its accounting practices.

The PAC's executive director Scott Wheeler stated: "We just want to send a message that we're going to have a long institutional memory, and we're going to remind your constituents of what you did".

We draw on Oliver's (1991) predictive model of strategic responses to institutional mandates to analyse how efficiency and legitimacy concerns, the influence of external constituents, and consistency between institutional and organisational goals influence resultant structural and control choices in three of these hospital networks.

The networks differ in their potential to generate efficiency and legitimacy gains from collaboration, their commitment to the ideals underlying the institutional mandate, and their willingness to pursue effective collaboration in light of the influence of other external constituents.

Institutional repositories (IR) are digital collections that capture, collect, manage, disseminate, and preserve scholarly work created by the constituent members in individual institutions.