Sentences with phrase «as a public institution»

The sheriff there has started a program to train educators at private colleges, as well as public institutions if it becomes legal.

A number of the articles discuss a right of taxpayers to use facilities they have helped to fund or simply speak of universities as public institutions that the public has a right to use.

They think of corporations in general as public institutions, with public responsibilities beyond just keeping their noses clean.

Also, as a public institution where news and features may occur, representatives from print and broadcast media may be assigned to film at a library event or location.

Private groups, for instance, are not held to the same standard as public institutions that receive public subsidies.

Sergi's effort to save the Russian Church as a public institution failed miserably.

Public school supporters say the new push at the legislature is a misleading new tactic that seems intended to reclassify for - profit virtual charters and private schools as public institutions.

Ruiz's installations highlight Wave Hill's social function as a public institution and as an art space, while alluding to its past as a private estate for affluent residents.

Fighting what he sees as the vacuous definition of marriage as a purely private relationship of love, Blankenhorn urges readers to work toward resurrecting marriage as a public institution designed to uphold what he believes is the birthright of every child — to have a mother and a father.

I have a right to privacy from the state in certain aspects of my family life (such as the choice to marry, the choice of whom to marry, the choice to have children, the choice to limit the number of children, etc.) because it would be an unwarranted extension of the authority of the state as a public institution to invade an area of human existence that it must largely leave alone if that area is to remain intact.

it is imperative that INEC as a public institution run with the approval, and from the funds of the public perform its responsibility of facilitating / regulating the electoral process responsibly as failure may lead to losing public / peoples support and by extension, its existence.

«This success in obtaining public research funding reflects our shared passion for UCSF's mission as a public institution to uncover the fundamental mechanisms underlying human biology and disease while working to transform health worldwide.»

Charter schools should be held accountable to the same state and district testing and assessment requirements as public institutions.

Please keeping reading to discover the 250 public colleges and universities that have been recognized by The Student Loan Report as the public institutions that distribute the most financial aid to freshman students.

During his speech, Siddall defended the organization's status as a public institution, arguing that it played an important role during the 2008 global financial crisis.

In the years since the Morgan's incorporation as a public institution in 1924, there have been several additions to the original library building.

The society is named for the year the Morgan was established as a public institution.

Many in the art world are bemoaning the gradual extinction of the museum as a public institution, fearing its replacement by flashy private vanity projects that house even flashier collections funded by a seemingly endless influx of cash.

The Tate's lust for lucre is sending it down ever more questionable routes, where its standing as a public institution is increasingly compromised by commerce.

The supervisory board of the Witte de With Center for Contemporary Art in Rotterdam has announced that Sofía Hernández Chong Cuy will serve as the public institution's new director, starting on January the 1st 2018.

He's also managed to spread the burden so that most major Australian law firms as well as public institutions now commit some money.t And we note that he's managed to pull in money from a wider range of companies including the National Australia Bank, Flight Centre, AusTax accountants and even Appliances Online.

Whether you would describe this as meeting a minimum threshold of public engagement or providing a strong foundation for moving to the next stage may depend on your point of view about the obligations of courts as public institutions.

The man who should have succeeded Tikhon, Metropolitan Kirill (Smirnov), was outraged by Sergi's willingness to subject the Church to a godless state in a futile effort to save the Church as a public institution.

But critics, including some environmental groups, say it's an expensive bailout for the nuclear industry that will be financed by ratepayers around the state, as well as public institutions the same ratepayers use, like the MTA and New York City's public housing authority.

Ball writes, «Public school supporters say the new push... is a misleading new tactic that seems intended to reclassify for - profit virtual charters and private schools as public institutions.»

KW Institute for Contemporary Art's educational and mediation program tests together with artists and different communities new spatial, thematic, and political constellations, that investigate KW in its function as a public institution and react to the current exhibition program and its concept with flexible feedback processes.

Perhaps because Canadians tend to think of their universities as public institutions, and therefore presumptively open to the public, they have not considered questions of access to the same extent as Americans, whose academic culture includes private institutions along with public ones.

As a public institution, the Canada Council for the Arts needs concrete measures that match its funding principles, he noted.

By 1941, Stalin had nearly succeeded in eliminating the Church as a public institution.

A former journalist, Mr. Smollar cited an «attitude» among reporters that «as a public institution you are

As a public institution, MacLaren's Board meetings are open to the public.

In addition, as a public institution, the Hoboken Charter School encourages parents and community members to utilize the resources of the school as a site for their own lifelong learning.

As public institutions are being pressed to cut costs, our findings suggest that increasing access to high - quality programs starting in preschool and continuing into the early grades is an efficient use of public resources.»

Above all, do we really want to risk gentrifying public libraries, and maybe even imperiling their survival as as public institutions, by dropping or downplaying popular items in time when digital counts most?

Consisting of loans from private collections as well as public institutions, the exhibition will illustrate the evolution of Grotjahn's butterfly paintings with seminal examples dated between 2001 and 2008.