Sentence examples for side of institutions from inspiring English sources

Many people want to abolish legacies altogether, but while that sounds like the principled thing to do, our moral commitment to meritocracy should not require us to ignore the human side of institutions.

The assumptions of those on the evidence "supply side" are increasingly tempered by pragmatic insights that come from experience on the "demand side" of policy institutions.

I got interested".Over the years American museum directors have become responsible not only for questions of aesthetics but, increasingly, for the business side of their institutions too.

These unscrupulous corporations are finding out very quickly that their mistreatment of workers is placing them not only on the wrong side of religious institutions, but entire communities and history.

The size of institutions is widely varied.

It is all part of the attempt to open up the museum to a broader audience, exposing this never-before-seen side of the institution.

The retail side of the institution was also fined £56m after its creaky IT systems locked millions of customers out of their accounts.

We took our jobs very seriously, writing serious literary criticism, but at the same time seeing the funny side of the institution and writing satirical novels about it".

Admittedly, it will be only the most avid Times readers who will get a frisson at glimpsing a personal side of that institution, though the name-dropping is restrained: why, there's "Alessandra" ready to scarf down a frozen custard; and who but "Maureen" would have had the sense, and forthright loyalty, to buy Bruni the sessions with her personal trainer that changed his life.

Under his leadership, "We have been arguably quite successful in building up the life sciences side of this (institution)," says OIST Vice President Robert Baughman.

Since then, he has been a thorn in the side of his institution, calling for an independent investigation into Markingson's death, as well as information on the number of people who have died or been injured in psychiatric drug trials at the university.