Sentences with phrase «are public institutions»

We are public institutions and we take large sums of money from our students to prepare them to enter the legal profession.

Law schools are public institutions, Backhouse said, noting the school is also a registered charitable organization.

«These are public institutions, they're preparing teachers in the state of Wisconsin for the state of Wisconsin for public schools using public dollars,» McKee said.

All but one of this dozen are public institutions, and half are prominent Big Ten state flagships.

More than 80 % are public institutions, and they typically require a high school diploma or a GED for admission.

Schools are public institutions and everyone should to do their part to help them do what's best for all kids.

Banks should be public institutions — and foreign banks should not be permitted except for bank branches performing a limited array of services, as long has been the case in the United States.

In its first statement of principles, the AAUP declared that schools run by churches or by businesses as agencies for propagandizing a particular philosophy were free to do so, but that they should not pretend to be public institutions.

This dilemma is well illustrated in Protestant institutions of higher learning which, as we have seen, typically aspired to be public institutions as well as church institutions, pursuing the laudable goal of serving the public as well as their own people.

The public face of the churches does matter because the Christian church, by its very mission, must be a public institution.

Because SUNY is a public institution, students» due process rights are automatically protected under the state and federal constitutions.

Indeed, I make bold to state that there is no public institution in Nigeria that has exposed itself to public accountability and self - cleansing initiatives using its in - house control framework than the Nigeria Police Force.

Horseheads High School is a public institution for secondary education (grades 9 — 12) in the rural town of Horseheads, New York.

Excel Academy Charter Schools is a public institution funded primarily through state funds allocated on a per - pupil basis.

Central Michigan University (CMU) is a public institution located in Mount Pleasant, Michigan.

It's a public institution, a public school.

These institutions represent a total enrollment of 800,000, with 55 % being private and 45 % being public institutions with a median size of 6,500.

The Queens Museum has a had a longstanding and vested interest in social practice - based, publicly engaging projects given that it's a public institution situated within a public park.

Witte de With is a public institution in the field of contemporary art and its related discourses.

UEA is a public institution that was illegally withholding public data in violation of FOI laws.

NCLR is a public institution in charge of collecting and dissemination free public legal information in Kenya.

An equally valid argument could be made that, because we're public institutions and our faculty salaries are paid from public monies, all faculty research should be published in open - access vehicles and made freely available to all.

But, more importantly, the law library is a public institution that anyone can visit and see that the laws are written down and not held in the minds of oracles or high priests.

These institutions represent a total enrollment of 800,000, with 55 % being private and 45 % being public institutions with a median size of 6,500.

Not exact matches

Ex-employees of tech companies and positions have been known to hack employers, and once this kind of thing gets out, it is a public issue, especially if it happens in a public institution.

And he or she must be supported by a senior political leader who serves as a public sector catalyst to build coalitions of governments, workers and training and research institutions and help to pitch investment proposals to head office decision - makers.

Some museums have pushed a mission to educate the public about the evolution of the penal system, but there has been criticism that, depending on the institution, the «history» is sanitized, leaving out abuse of prisoners and other unsavory aspects of the criminal justice system.

The public house is a British institution, but each individual pub has its own partisans.

«Taking advantage of Wendy's lax data security and delayed notification to financial institutions and the public, hackers were able to gather large amounts of consumer data,» the lawsuit stated.

It's this last point that has the biggest effect on private versus public company returns, says Tim McPeak, director of financial institutions at Sageworks, a company that studies financial information of privately held companies.

The public's trust in its institutions and authorities, as well as each other, is a major factor in determining overall happiness and satisfaction levels.

If there's a good business case for offering perks, there's a good business case for offering them at a public institution.

As a political philosopher who studies how abstract moral notions such as justice apply to political institutions, I am more concerned with the fact that under - counting the undocumented might introduce bias into our public policy.

So I think that's where we're going to see real penetration and links between the existing financial institutions — some of which run blockchain architecture, some of which don't — and public networks, which will, sort of, drive interoperability.

If the census were to count only citizens, rather than all residents, the budget allocations will not accurately reflect the actual number of people who will make demands upon public institutions.

It is also, in the end, about public faith in the decision - making processes of our most important institutions.

The public outcry has also pushed up the regulatory costs to get a GM seed approved, Adamchak went on to say, meaning the institutions that can most easily pursue the technology are corporations.

Financial Institutions have been devastated and unable to properly serve the public.

«Public institutions in Mexico, unfortunately, are considered cheap and not so global.

Setting up this vision, in the face of what public funding institutions expect, has been one of the biggest challenges,» says Gutiérrez.

The study, by Yusuke Tsugawa and colleagues at the Harvard T. H. Chan School of Public Health, Harvard Medical School, and other institutions, examined the record of a large random sample of Medicare patients, 65 years or older, who were hospitalized from January 2011 to December 2014.

Part of being the institutional party is refraining from putting excessive strain on institutions — either tangible ones, like investigative agencies that feel compelled to maintain their own public reputation, or intangible ones, like the sense of the public that political leaders have high ethical standards.

Corporate directors are not just part of private institutions; they're part of a system justified, in part, by its public benefits.

Anything that gives the university an edge in one area, or highlights a unique quality, is not just pertinent, but vital to a vice-chancellor, as the public face of the institution.

In this respect, if you are willing to learn more about «Russia's campaign to mislead the public and undermine democratic institutions around the world,» I suggest you reading this report here.

I am confident that you will continue to move forward, nurture this institution we have built together, and maintain its essential value to the American public.

This circle would be easier to square if policy elites had performed better over the last 15 years, and could more credibly say that they had created the public institutions necessary for people to improve their own lives.

On October 28, 2015, as one of AIG's largest shareholders (we currently own over 42 million shares), we wrote a public letter to the CEO of AIG suggesting that the company is «Too Big To Succeed» and should accelerate cost cutting and separate into three public companies to shrink below the threshold for systemically important financial institutions.

The rest is explained by the natural resources with which that country is endowed, the physical infrastructure, the collective know - how of fellow citizens, the quality of public and private institutions, and the degree of trust that greases the wheels of commerce, politics and everyday life.

Institutions whose success depends centrally on public trust must be especially careful to avoid any situation that might, fairly or unfairly, tend to jeopardize that trust.