Sentence examples for museum decisions from inspiring English sources

But now Broad's taste can influence museum decisions.

B. Requiring the museum to examine the lender's relationship to the institution to determine if there are potential conflicts of interest, or an appearance of a conflict, such as in cases where the lender has a formal or informal connection to museum decision-making (for example, as a board member, staff member or donor).

This week, top museum decision-makers are gathered for a national conference in Florida, just three weeks after the state experienced its worst hurricane in a decade.

Another popular method is the promised gift, which has no tax benefits but may give the would-be donor prestige and influence over museum decision-making (perhaps, a seat on the board).

And the museum's decisions of how and what to collect now could be influenced by hopes of what Mr. Broad might ultimately give.

While the president-director serves as the public face of the museum, crucial decisions about the budget, acquisitions and staffing have long been made by the Culture Ministry.

It "reinforces the conclusion," Judge Gershon wrote, "that it has never contemplated that the city or the mayor would have veto power over the museum's decisions as to what to display".

The Vermont museum's decision to sell the prints is raising eyebrows, coming as it does right after a decision by the Maier Museum of Art at Randolph College in Lynchburg, Va., to consign to Christie's four of its paintings — including George Bellows's 1912 "Men of the Docks," valued at $25 million to $30 million — to bolster its endowment.

"It's unfortunate," he said of the museum's decision.

Milwaukee Archbishop Jerome Listecki says the museum's decision to display the piece is insulting.

Importing fashion-world values into a museum's decision-making process is something else.