Sentence examples for senior institutions from inspiring English sources

In response to the internal rivalry, Khamenei called for unity and asked officials in parliament, the judiciary and other senior institutions, not to blame each other.

Compared with students at senior institutions, community college students come from markedly poorer families.

To do so, however, community college students require more, not less, academic help and guidance than those at senior institutions.

He oversaw the transition of Northern Kentucky University from a community college to a senior institution and brought the University of Louisville into the state university system.

Though White apparently taught at the town's junior high for a dozen years before moving over to the senior institution, "McFarland, USA" constructs a much more elaborate and fictional series of events to get him to the school in question.

The key informants were the most senior institution staff members identified during the day of the assessment typically the chief medical officer and/or senior administrator.

State support has declined steadily as a share of operating expenditures for senior public institutions, dropping from 64percentt in 1994 to 56percentt in 2002.

The exchange's chairman, Ronald Arculli, is a member of Hong Kong's senior governing institution, the executive council.

Alternatively, the committee of ministers could decide that a judgment should not be enforced "in the light of a clear expression of opinion by the relevant member state's most senior democratic institution".

A variant of this approach might be a power in the committee of ministers to determine that a court judgment should not be enforced if it considered that that course of action was desirable and justifiable in the light of a clear expression of opinion by the relevant member state's most senior democratic institution.

Over 200 new external fixators are placed annually at the senior authors' institution; the management of pin sites and pin site infections is an essential part of daily clinical practice.