Sentence examples for towards institutions from inspiring English sources

The first is the decline of deference towards institutions.

The current trend towards institutions only employing doctorally qualified academics, or mandating that existing staff pursue PhDs whether they want to or not, is putting the brakes on academic careers – to the detriment of the academy as a whole where diversity should be celebrated.

As a consequence of the mistrust towards institutions, the political participation in elections also declines.

"There has been a growing mistrust," said the Pope, "on the part of citizens towards institutions considered to be aloof".

One idea is to think towards institutions we could make of our own design.

12 13 14 As a result, the Leapfrog Group has advocated that patients be steered towards institutions with higher volume for certain procedures, 15 and the Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality has created seven metrics of facility volume for major surgical procedures.

The head of the European Central Bank, Mario Draghi, said the bloc's challenge must be to provide "outcomes that are both more efficient, and more directly aimed at the people, their needs and their fears – not towards institution-building".

"It's a good mechanism for accountability towards the donors, towards the MoPH, towards the institutions, how much this is accountable to the beneficiaries, I don't know".

(Donor-level 4 ) "It's a good mechanism for accountability towards the donors, towards the MoPH, towards the institutions, how much this is accountable to the beneficiaries, I don't know".

Markus Spillmann, editor-in-chief, Neue Zürcher Zeitung, Switzerland   As journalists, we are responsible towards society, not towards state institutions.

Americans' attitudes towards international institutions have always been schizophrenic.