Sentence examples for institutional prominence from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, the two countries show reversed institutional prominence between acupuncture and herbal medicine.

While serving as minister of religious affairs, he oversaw educational and institutional reform, growing in prominence within the Muhammadiyah.

Operation Hydrant, which has oversight of non-recent child abuse investigations into persons of public prominence or within institutional settings, has a current workload of more than 2,700 investigations, with an additional 120 referrals per month.

Another important example of growing institutional strength is the rise to prominence of the Popcenter, the web-site (http://www.popcenter.org) of the Center for Problem-oriented Policing which is funded by the U.S. Department of Justice.

Efforts to transition institutional residents back to the community have gained prominence with the Money Follows the Person (MFP) Demonstration, which was extended until 2016 in the ACA.

Britain's rise to industrial prominence came about because it was the first society to create the institutional trinity.

Less prominence seemed to be given to home care as a substitute for institutional care in nursing homes and hospital care.

The growing prominence of competing geopolitical visions for Europe might even call into question the cohesion and direction of the institutional expressions of the U.S.- engineered Western order in Europe, namely the Atlantic Alliance and the European Union.

They long for prominence.

They equate prominence with frequency.

Fame brought him political prominence.