Sentence examples for representatives of institutions from inspiring English sources

The research group conducted 13 semi-structured interviews with representatives of institutions and corporations involved in the HJDE project to collect information.

The Bank would not comment on the outcome of the meeting, held with Crest, the Financial Services Authority and senior representatives of institutions which lend stock to short sellers, such as banks and insurance companies.

In carrying out the review, analysis, and development of the website required under paragraph (2), the Advisory Committee shall consult with the Secretary, other Federal agencies, relevant representatives of institutions of higher education, individuals who have expertise and experience with Federal regulations, and the review panels described in subparagraph (B).

In carrying out its responsibilities, the Board shall consult on a regular basis with representatives of the National Science Foundation, the National Endowment for the Humanities, the National Endowment for the Arts, and representatives of institutions of higher education and associations of such institutions, learned societies, and professional organizations.

Certainly the 1996 Concordat, an agreement between representatives of institutions and the principal funding bodies on how to manage CRS, made this assumption.

In 1996, representatives of institutions and the principal funders of research in the UK agreed on a Concordat concerning the management of staff who carry out research in UK universities and colleges on fixed term contracts.

a consortium of State higher education systems, or a consortium of individual institutions of higher education, that is broadly representative of institutions in different sectors and geographic locations.

So, I am not entirely convinced just how representative of institutions this survey is.

Second, this study attempted to draw a locally representative sample of institutions at each site resulting in one of the largest samples of institutions ever examined in any single study of OAC and perhaps the most representative of institutions at the sites.

Representatives of research institutions, libraries and cultural heritage institutions from around the world came to MIT for the inaugural DSpace users group meeting last month.

"I have now received reports from several representatives of educational institutions that the webinar cautioned institutions regarding whether and how they would respond to the survey," McCaskill wrote in a letter to ACE President Molly Corbett Broad.