Sentence examples for selected institution from inspiring English sources

Historical institutionalists highlight institutions' path-dependent effect, whereby the contingent choice of one institution over another for example, private over public provision of pensions results in political actors' investment in adaptation to the selected institution and therefore in its durability and in stable divergence of countries' institutional forms.

Given the importance of face to face contacts, the frequency of their interactions with peers and selected institution was analyzed, and the participants were also asked to evaluate subjectively the importance these meetings had for them.

In each selected institution, a meeting was organized with the management's consent in order to present the aim of the study and to describe the examination procedure in detail.

In addition to one year of bioethics and research ethics training at Johns Hopkins University (JHU) for two individuals from the selected institution, FABTP also provides one-month tailored training opportunities in research ethics for two additional partner faculty, investigators, ethics committee members, or staff.

The Study Abroad Committee, which consists of faculty and staff, reviews the completed HLS application and takes into consideration the student's academic record at Harvard Law School to date and his/her motivation for study abroad, including educational objectives and the "fit" between those objectives and the proposed program of study and the selected institution abroad.

If Apple approves of a researcher's selected institution, it will match their donation — so a $200,000 reward could turn into a $400,000 donation.

MIT should broaden faculty searches to other carefully selected institutions.

Setting: Randomly selected institutions accredited with the Commission on the Accreditation of Rehabilitation Facilities (CARF).

The term implies that only those who have acquired lots of wealth and then disgorge it to carefully selected institutions can truly love their fellow humans.

In 2001, Deutsche Bank started holding annual conferences to which it invited carefully selected institutions interested in customized financial solutions built from a broad range of derivative products.

The chart below shows the ratio of work-study allocations to aggregate Pell Grants awarded (a summary measure of the neediness of the student population) for selected institutions.