Sentences with phrase «by an outside entity»

Activities sponsored by outside entities that take students out of the classroom create a dilemma for secondary school principals.

Once the expo center is built, it will be managed by an outside entity.

Unlike that situation, however, the frozen funds aren't subject to theft by outside entities and, as it stands, remain in their respective accounts.

«It needs to be controlled by us, and not by outside entities.»

Investigators have been looking at whether coaches at these schools have been paid by outside entities — such as financial advisers, agents, and apparel companies — in exchange for pressuring players to associate with those entities, people familiar with the investigation said.

The content at Proud Money is our original creation and is not reviewed by any outside entity before publication.

In a nutshell, if one runs a book campaign that's being paid for by an outside entity (usually the publisher or author), one can not then post comments about said book in social media forums without disclosing this professional connection.

«Our issue is that the uniform was used by an outside entity to further their cause - and with all of the attention this has received, it appears that they succeeded.»

Schumer said the investigation should be conducted by an outside entity that would have the ability to pursue criminal charges.

So the actual language enforcible by an outside entity.

Universities have traditionally run on what a report by the U.S. Chemical Safety Board terms a «fiefdom system,» with principal investigators (PIs) who «in practice do pretty much whatever they want» and often view «laboratory inspections by an outside entity as infringing upon their academic freedom.»

It requires more work building the foundation, but once you've gained success doing it your way, without being co-produced by outside entities, then you've got all the momentum you need.

«stolen» — CRU, Mann, etc. can not prove the records were extracted by an outside entity.

School boards and / or district offices have the authority to approve or prohibit activities sponsored by outside entities that take students out of the classroom.