Sentence examples for institutions guide from inspiring English sources

Moreover, extension services, offered by paid consultants or public administrations and research institutions, guide growers in their process innovations.

Under Dr. Tosteson, Harvard embraced this approach, known as case-based learning, early on, and its stature as one of the world's premier medical institutions guided others in revising their ways as well.

As a counselor Gage spent years working in institutions guiding people towards better lives.

Beyond the GoMA, the other Glasgow institution guiding Thump through the weekend were Optimo.

Government is an amoral institution, guided more by what is possible than by absolute moral precepts.

As Ireland rocketed through the economic and cultural booms of the last decade, few institutions could guide its transformation as The Irish Times did.

The leaders of the Scottish environment hoped that progress might come gradually and organically — if individuals were given the liberty to develop their own responsible habits and if they themselves built institutions to guide them on their way.

The general view defended by Bentley, and many other apologists for religion, is that without religious principles and institutions to guide and motivate us, the moral world will collapse into nihilism, egoism and the arbitrary rule of power.

Collectively, these studies will support development of a readiness "profile tool" aligned with fully online, collaborative learning, to be used by course participants (students and facilitators) for self-development, and by institutions to guide facilitator preparation, curriculum design, digital-tools selection, and technical-support procedures.

Among the long-term goals of the subcommittee are to work with the ASCB to monitor and disseminate information on realistic career opportunities for postdocs in cell biology, to increase training at the national meeting, to improve the job board, and to interact with institutions to guide professionalism in cell biology.

A component of this adaptive governance framework is a social-ecological monitoring and assessment tool, which can facilitate collaborative knowledge production by community residents and governance institutions to guide sustainable adaptation strategies and determine whether and when relocation needs to occur.