Sentence examples for make sure institutions from inspiring English sources

And officials seldom follow up to make sure institutions respond to problems such as poor record-keeping or failing to follow the approved protocol.

NIH Deputy Director for Extramural Research Norka Ruiz Bravo says the agency has other ways to make sure institutions are handling conflicts properly, such as site visits.

These effects need to be understood and taken into account to make sure institutions and markets have sufficient capacity to meet cities' needs in terms of housing and infrastructure, essential services, and opportunities.

In a written response to the study, NIH's Office of Extramural Research cautioned that using the inventory data to track animal numbers is "inappropriate" because the data don't show usage, but are only a "snapshot" that NIH uses to make sure institutions have adequate veterinary care.

Yet when a high-income student is five times more likely to have a degree by age 24 than a low-income student, our challenge is to work to make sure institutions and policies better serve the new majority of college students today - working students, older students, first-generation students, low-income students, and students of color.

"We want to make sure these institutions can be vibrant on an ongoing basis," Mr. Rampe said.

I've worked hard in the state of Texas to make sure our institutions reflect the state, with good smart policy, policy that rejects quotas.

One proposed change would broaden the types of religious groups that are exempt from the bill, and another would make sure religious institutions are not subject to retaliation by the government if they refuse to employ people otherwise covered under the bill.

"If there's one thing that I regret this year, is that we were so busy just getting stuff done and dealing with the immediate crises that were in front of us, that I think we lost some of that sense of speaking directly to the American people about what their core values are and why we have to make sure those institutions are matching up with those values," he said.

But Mr. Chronister and Mr. Baldwin want to make sure that institutions serve the new breed of faculty members well, too.

ISAs have the potential to make sure that institutions don't accept students they are ill-equipped to serve well — which would be a welcome thing in the wake of many for-profit and community colleges serving students unlikely to succeed — but there is a question in some people's minds if this could cause institutions to roll back access too far.