Sentence examples for institutional expectations from inspiring English sources

Many institutions provide ranges that roughly characterize departmental and institutional expectations.

As Yingling put it in his article, "It is unreasonable to expect that an officer who spends 25 years conforming to institutional expectations will emerge as an innovator in his late 40s".

It also reflects more subtle abilities that contribute to academic success, including the ability to read and respond to institutional expectations, find appropriate support, develop persistence and resiliency, and solve problems.

This additional information regarding present institutional expectations is provided here for completeness only.

I have explained the occurrence of these moves in terms of the communicative purpose, institutional expectations and disciplinary epistemology.

The "institutional expectations" laid out in this paper therefore had to rely on interviews with faculty members.

At corporate-style workshops held at enormous cost, institutions love to posit, "What kind of doctor do we want you to be?" Implicit in this question is the message that a doctor's conduct can be shaped by institutional expectation.

Another target in McCartney's sights is institutional expectation that doctors sign Do Not Attempt Resuscitation (DNAR) agreements with the terminally ill, even in cases when resuscitation would be overwhelmingly likely to cause harm.

The majority of those who exhibit serious foetal defects decide to abort, and many have noted that PND contains an institutional expectation of selective abortion.

A measure of institutional and analyst expectations for economic growth rose to 50, from 37 in July, the ZEW Center for European Economic Research said in Mannheim.

A gauge of institutional and analyst expectations increased to 61.6, the highest since February 2004, from 38.7 in November, the ZEW Center for European Economic Research said yesterday in Mannheim.