Sentence examples for institutions target from inspiring English sources

In spite of the marked client orientation of research projects as evidenced by source of project funding, only 46% of institutions target special databases or publications to policy makers, suggesting a rather academic orientation of final products and a weak provider-client relationship even when projects are government-financed.

The following organizational characteristics were entered into the analysis: organization where the case manager was employed (home care organization, hospice, or collaboration between institutions), target group of the initiative (patients receiving support from the case manager from diagnosis onwards, patients receiving life prolonging or palliative care, patients receiving palliative care).

For this reason, the collection of routine surveillance data by public health institutions targeted at specific problems and question remains crucial.

Other research will see a decline, including work at labs housed at institutions targeted for sharp cuts by Prime Minister Junichiro Koizumi.

It will also, inevitably, lead to a response from the institutions targeted, and in the last few weeks we have seen what happens when a state feels threatened.

On Friday, more details of people and institutions targeted by UK and US surveillance - from documents leaked by Mr Snowden - were published by The Guardian, The New York Times and Der Spiegel.

In the Mexican public system there are two types of institutions: social security institutions for workers of the formal (public and private) sector and institutions targeting the population without social security (i.e., workers of the informal sector, self-employed, unemployed, and inactive people).

Commerzbank, the second largest bank in Germany, is the latest in a string of financial institutions targeted by the Obama administration for money laundering and sanctions violations.

European Union governments are expected on Monday to expand the list of people and Syrian companies and institutions targeted by EU sanctions, diplomats said in Brussels.

Here, we present strategies worked out by international and national institutions targeting open access to publicly funded research data via incentives or obligations to share data.

This is one of the institutions targeted in a two-year project aimed at transforming Georgia's juvenile justice system launched in 2009 by the Government of Georgia, UNICEF and the European Union.