Sentence examples for span institutions from inspiring English sources

Goddard said in her memo published on Tuesday that the overall size and complexity of the inquiry's terms of reference – which stretch back more than 60 years and span institutions including the church, councils, schools and Westminster – posed an unprecedented organisational challenge for a public inquiry.

Some overviews concerning course and curriculum reform discuss social, personal, and institutional influences on individual faculty members (Diamond, 1989), but effectively addressing these is far from easy, especially in programs that span institutions.

Another simplifying measure would require that a research project spanning multiple institutions be consolidated under a single institutional review board.

That list spanned traditional institutions, dedicated startup investors, high-profile business figures and private individuals, including Thailand's former finance minister Korn Chatikavanij — pictured below meeting with Pungcharoenpong and Poonpol.

In a larger Japanese study encompassing 70 healthy subjects spanning 11 institutions, the overall average rCBF for cerebral cortical regions were 42.7 ± 6.3 mL min-1 100 g-1 with a COV of 14.6% [30].

Especially in complex projects spanning multiple institutions and jurisdictions, agreements need to be tailored to the specific situation [ 38].

The MalariaGEN project spans research institutions based in Africa, Asia and Europe, and is one of the few large-scale genomic studies undertaken in Africa today.

Decades-spanning British institution Mute Records, home to famed experimental electronic acts like Depeche Mode and Moby, has experienced the effects of the bottleneck in its own way, mostly with struggles to restock popular albums.

The 10 institutions span a variety of subjects and histories, with three specialising in the arts – Bournemouth, Norwich and Falmouth – and two – Royal Agricultural College and Harper Adams University College – devoted to agriculture.

CINJ also has a partner and affiliate network of 21 institutions spanning the state, making our network one of the largest in the United States.

Dercon's involvement in the development of major cultural institutions spans more than 20 years and has been in his current role since 2003.