Sentence examples for institutional target from inspiring English sources

Whereas the latter consists primarily of reflections on the history of philosophy, the former represents an attempt to apply his emerging theory of rationality to the critical analysis of contemporary society, in particular the student protest movement and its institutional target, the authoritarian and technocratic structures that held sway in higher education and politics.

Physicians met the institutional target goal rate of greater than 90%% in each of the final 3 months of the study and in each month of the ensuing 24-month post study period when no feedback was given to chiefs of service (Fig.  1).

In October 2009, Wells Fargo cut its expense ratio for institutional target-date funds by 17 basis points.

So NATO began to hit high-profile institutional targets in Belgrade, the Serbian capital, instead of forces in the field.

In the 1999 Kosovo air war, NATO planes eventually hit high-profile institutional targets in Belgrade, the Serbian capital, instead of forces in the field.

How does the tension between different ways of framing the patient (patient as 'individual'; patient as 'one of a population') play out as clinicians use templates to support chronic disease management and meet institutional targets?

Second, how does the tension between different ways of framing the patient (patient as 'individual'; patient as 'one of a population') play out as clinicians draw on these templates to support such consultations and meet institutional targets?

More specifically, we show that actors engaged in institutional maintenance target their efforts towards the manipulation of values infused into artefacts.

Structural changes in institutional organization, targeted to create a new space for network governance, are required.

The level of support enjoyed by Zhenjiang SMEs transcend superficial regulatory support to massive financial and institutional incentives targeted at nurturing and protecting infant industries by government with resultant strategic formation.

Lion Advisors (or Lion Capital), which was founded at the same time as Apollo in 1990, focused on investment management and consulting services to foreign institutional accounts targeting investments in public and private high yield debt securities in the US.