Sentence examples for institutional ties from inspiring English sources
Dr. Campbell eventually built on this personal relationship to forge institutional ties to the Reagan administration in Washington, giving the institution an unusual practical influence.
Still, the level of formal institutional ties is notable.
Until her body surfaced, Farrenkopf's institutional ties were the only things keeping her "alive".
The injured and the grieving will vary in emotional strength, family and financial resources, and institutional ties.
The court's determination relied largely on social issues (manmade connections and institutional ties) rather than geophysical conditions.
What's more, they develop stronger institutional ties, mentoring relationships, alumni/professional networks and, not least of all, friendships.
In a statment tonight, Colombia's vice president, Gustavo Bell Lemus, denied any institutional tie between government forces and the paramilitaries, and asserted that Human Rights Watch sought through the report to obstruct the approval of American aid.
India-EU cooperation in healthcare could involve institutional tie-ups, exchange of faculty, students, and trainees, research collaboration, cooperation on standards and recognition issues, and launching of joint programs and pilot projects between India and EU countries.
Although much of this movement has been in the form of permanent migration, there are growing prospects for temporary movement of healthcare workers through institutional tie-ups with overseas establishments, to leverage India's cost advantage and manpower availability and also address the pressures of ageing populations and shortage of healthcare workers in developed countries.
He also fostered inter-institutional ties, bringing together faculty and administrators in a common purpose.
Repeated and intermittent pulsed visits by external consultants that are focused on current problems and upgrading skills have helped to generate momentum, maintain local commitment, reinforce interpersonal and inter-institutional ties, update understanding of local needs, and to promote the quality of program implementation and evaluation.
