Sentence examples for share of external from inspiring English sources

The same is valid for institutes which have already had experience with industry co-operations as reflected by a high share of external funds in an institute's budget.

Michael Otsuka proposes a distribution that equalises opportunity for welfare, a proposal that might require giving a higher share of external resources to those with low earnings power or disabilities.

As we have seen, libertarians do not object to transfers of income and wealth which aim to make sure that each person receives his/her fair share of external resources (or fair compensation for others' appropriation of their share).

Self-love is rightly condemned when it consists in the pursuit of as large a share of external goods particularly wealth and power as one can acquire, because such self-love inevitably brings one into conflict with others and undermines the stability of the political community.

In 2006, the share of external trade in India's GDP stood at 24%, up from 6% in 1985.

Throughout her journey, Hannah struggles with self-acceptance and feelings of personal isolation, and encounters her share of external transphobia, much of which is explored through songs performed simultaneously by Markgraf and Cooke as duets.

"We probably get more than our fair share of great external expertise and insight," says chief executive Jeff Raikes.

Overall, WePISMs largely represent changes to pedagogy, not changes to content, and the branded WePISMs share significant levels of external funding (median US$3.1MM) over an extended period (median 15 years).

The large share (42%) of external funding raises questions on financial sustainability of the programme.

We address several possibilities for this peculiar underuse and are most compelled by the notion that non-human primates are generally not very motivated to share their experiences of external objects or events with others, which removes most reasons for referential signaling.

In what follows we investigate the possibility of sharing the cost of external border control in the framework of the current EU institutions.