Sentence examples for institutional visibility from inspiring English sources

Institutional "visibility" is the result of basic socio-political decisions.

This paper discusses the generation of living lab projects, the design of the campus as a living lab, and institutional visibility, identifying the key strengths of the living lab approach and the challenges of applying it more broadly.

The Kyrgyz, Ukrainian and Zambian studies reported that donors including GHIs did not fully engage in coordination structures so as to maintain institutional visibility and attribute impacts to the activities they had financed [ 28- 31, 34, 35].

By joining forces, SGX and ASX expect to have an increased weight in benchmark indexes and gain added visibility among institutional investors globally, the two companies said in a joint statement.

So too are lucrative cable contracts, regional and national visibility, and institutional "brand" at many of America's colleges and universities.

From visibility to institutional reform, queer people are involved in a mainstream shift that is gradually changing the way the public understands and relates to our community.

On the other hand, because site visits also enhanced the visibility and institutional support of the project at the sites, for those sites that were struggling with implementation, the decision was made to conduct these visits on time anyway, trading some data loss regarding intervention fidelity for gains in local support.

I think the institutional shareholders need to show much more visibility in this area and I would expect them on behalf of their clients to be much more challenging than they have in the past".

The main external benefits include an improvement in the company's visibility in financial, academic and institutional national and international contexts.

That's why most investors would prefer an IPO -- which will give you more visibility," one of the top 10 biggest institutional investors in Xstrata told Reuters last year.

Potential models for improvement include harmonisation of ethical and institutional approvals systems, including aligned hospital contracting and greater visibility of centres of excellence, which may bring significantly more clinical research to Europe.