Sentence examples for wider institution from inspiring English sources

Stanford officials said that the online high school had not yet yielded a profit, but that if it did, the money would be used for high school financial aid, not for the wider institution.

The demographics of study participants were broadly similar to those of the wider institution in relation to course of study and gender.

After relying on this local support at a crucial time, I lost contact with my peers as our career paths diverged, and I now feel quite isolated both within my research group and the wider institution.

An example of another asset is a clear vision for HPSR+A, which can be an important milestone for further development of the HPSR+A group within the wider institution.

49 50 It is particularly encouraging to note that we found an increase in studies explicitly commenting on sustainability of the described interventions, and their integration into the wider institution, in comparison to the previous systematic review.

The sense of being informally accountable to patients and officially accountable to GPs and the wider institution is something that we have also reported in the work of GP receptionists [ 37] and was sometimes a source of tension.

But whatever the reason, Mr Tufano thinks they lose the identities of the wider institutions.

This recognises that processes of learning are inherent to health market systems, and also that regulations themselves are constituents of emergent processes that bring about broader changes to health markets and the associated value chains and wider institutions and infrastructure.

The outcome of this lobbying is strongly influenced, in turn, by the responses of other firms, other stakeholders and the state.The emergent properties of complex adaptive systems, in addition, mean that regulation can induce fundamental changes in the ways that both health markets and wider institutions are organised.

This recognition can be helpful for establishing a basin-wide institution.

Many smaller countries believe that the decision to wind up a failing bank should be taken by an EU-wide institution and that means the Commission.