Sentence examples for institutional expansion from inspiring English sources

This perspective sheds light on the Flemish government's recent decision to close its parliamentary TA institute and the institutional expansion of TA elsewhere in Europe.

But the dispute focuses attention on institutional expansion in an era when art and art institutions are used as tools of civic development and land reclamation.

The late 1950s to the early 1970s was a period of intense research and institutional expansion for molecular biology, which had only recently become a somewhat coherent discipline.

Institutional expansions and overhauls are also important attractions in the months ahead.

Analyses of LAPUs must be contextualized within the great diversity of organizational models, as well as the accelerated process of economic and institutional expansions and contractions, particularly after the 1950s.

It's entirely possible that what we're seeing here could be the way forward for FE/HE institutional mergers, the expansion of HE and linking up for widening participation.

But if lowering the cost of college becomes a higher priority than institutional growth and expansion, there are two ways organizations (such as private companies) tend to reduce price without going out of business.

Two features of these studies limit their instructiveness for significant institutional replication and expansion.

The government has deployed three major strategies; promoting birth preparedness and complication readiness, institutional childbirth, and expansion of 24-hour emergency obstetric care through the Safe Motherhood and Neonatal Health Long Term Health Plan (SMNHLTP 2006 2017).

And markets will have to have a clearer understanding of ECB policies before eastward expansion forces institutional reform.

Genie Rice, the president of Civitas, an East Side community group, said rear yard expansion, whether institutional or individual, had gradually eroded a precious resource.