Sentence examples for institutional planning from inspiring English sources

The program offers two- to six-week grants to leading U.S. academics and professionals to support curricular and faculty development and institutional planning at academic institutions in 140 countries around the world.

Initiatives reported positive outcomes across all four domains, but particularly with respect to institutional planning and coordination.

Initiatives reported investing across four key "domains" of landscape multi-functionality: agricultural production, ecosystem conservation, human livelihoods, and institutional planning and coordination.

The application process involves a self-assessment of technology, policies, procedures, staffing, and institutional planning reviewed by peers in the data archives community.

That is one reason blacks have been more accustomed to giving to churches or schools, rather than to arts organizations, said Claude Johnson, 651 Art's director of institutional planning.

Lack of local-level institutional planning has left a large amount of untied funds unused.

Launched in 2011 with significant community support, the CN Planning Initiative ended in 2013 with a resident-led oppositional planning effort that challenged the institutional plan.

A model portfolio that was invested 60 percent in big company stocks and 40 percent in bonds would have risen 12.6 percent in the period, and the median return was 13.3 percent for institutional plans, including corporate and public pension plans, foundations and endowments with assets over $5 billion, according to Wilshire Associates.

Residents describe the importance of their family and neighbors during hazard events, and also exhibit their own collective agency to make decisions contrary to institutional plans or directives.

It says the task of reducing these gases needs strategic investment and institutional plans and continues: "The identified measures complement but do not replace anticipated carbon dioxide reduction measures.

As reported in Changing Landscape of Online Education (CHLOE2) by Quality Matters and Eduventures/Encoura, when asked about their strategic plans for online and digital learning, leaders of those programs said their institutional plans were, "… most likely to make specific references to increasing enrollment". With 73% saying so, it was the most common answer.