Sentence examples for institutional need from inspiring English sources

Racial diversity, Powell concluded, is just another institutional need.

There will be a bottom tier in every class, and early admissions is a way of handpicking it, making sure of getting students who really want to attend, and who satisfy one or another institutional need as well.

It is also probably true that the disproportionate focus on England's bid in Eckert's summary is just the latest manifestation of the endless institutional need to take "the home of football" down a peg or two.

We identified an institutional need to improve liver imaging report standardization and developed handheld and desktop software to serve this purpose.

Moreover, I should also point out that Claflin students hoping to earn undergraduate degrees in science and mathematics are required to conduct research and prepare and defend a thesis, so there is an institutional need for research programs, too.

We were weighing personal need, institutional need, and reality to come up with a workable, equitable program from a variety of systems, most of which were, and remain, beyond our control.

The Indonesian research ethics committees are usually institutional (IRBs), affiliated to hospitals, medical schools, or research institutions, and mainly focus on institutional needs.

They have done so because they have other institutional needs besides putting scholars in the classrooms.

But the recession "forced us to slow down" and really consider institutional needs, he said.

These are internally defined to meet institutional needs rather than societal objectives".

Certain institutional needs, such as operating rooms in hospitals, are strictly functional, yet the patients' rooms and many other hospital facilities are very much within the scope of interior design.