Sentence examples for institutional umbrella from inspiring English sources
Institutional umbrella project.
Some wishfully liken the tanzim to America's Congress, hoping that it could yet provide an institutional umbrella for a closer confederation of Arab states.But the global Brotherhood wields little real authority.
In the mid-l940's, when the fledgling Museum of Costume Arts moved under the Met's institutional umbrella, the Met agreed to provide real estate for the new department on the understanding that, as Mr. Koda said, "the fashion community would support it".
While some people bristled at the notion that open-source projects have come under the institutional umbrella, others have welcomed the trend.
For example, Vermont's Choices for Care, a global waiver program under Section 1115 of the Social Security Act, consolidates all HCBS and institutional services under a single umbrella.
Societal concern with the husbanding of information resources has extended from the traditional domain of libraries and archives to encompass organizational, institutional, and governmental information under the umbrella of information resource management.
31 It is a strength of our study that umbrella organisations of institutions providing services either promised their support or declared their commitment in the study preparation phase, thus ensuring a high response rate at institutional level.
Research centers under the SkTech organizational umbrella will be multidisciplinary and multi-institutional.
A well-defined institutional relationship between central MoE and Regional Educational Umbrellas, regional/district MoE staff and CECs was not observed.
Late on Friday, markets around the world sold-off after reports quoted a China Securities Regulatory Commission CSRCC) spokesperson "encouraging short selling" by institutional investors so as to crack down on high leveraged "umbrella trust" margin trading.
Diana Warwick, chief executive of umbrella group Universities UK, said not knowing the detail of the institutional allocation until now had made planning more difficult in a very challenging financial climate.
