Sentences with phrase «key institutions»

Public schools have historically been key institutions in our nation of immigrants.

Find articles on the organization and operation of key institutions and structures of government, as well as important issues facing them.

Credit market conditions are still very difficult in the aftermath of the events of the last year, and pressure remains on key institutions — as shown clearly over the past week.

They have partners in the media, in academia and in other key institutions who are also influential in their own right.

Since the advent of the modern printing press an ecosystem has been established, with key institutions like publishers and libraries existing side by side.

The mainstream media plus representatives from key institutions were relatively silent on the issue, leaving talk radio to fill the void.

Highlights the most important legal developments announced by key institutions and organizations as and when they happen.

They still need key institutions like the media, the education system or religious institutions that influence popular opinion to obey within the system.

If Greider's key institution for reform is the corporation, then Wight's is the guild of economists.

He says HIV programs for MSM must concentrate on key institutions such as the media and government policymakers; confront religious leaders and their claims that homosexuality is both a sin and a legacy of Western colonialism; independently fund agencies serving MSM; and bring the force of U.N. agencies to bear in support of human rights and good governance.

The impulse out of which oldline Protestantism's key institutions arose was nicely captured in the words of a New Yorker editor describing Cambridge, Massachusetts, in the 1970s.

In order to attract «the best and the brightest,» GM has formed partnerships with key institutions and organizations and positioned the company as an «employer of choice» among potential talents, who are regarded as great assets of the company.

At the same time, he and like - minded colleagues developed key institutions such as the American Association for the Advancement of Science, the National Academy of Sciences and the Smithsonian Institution.

His works have been exhibited in key institutions including Documenta Kassel, Guggenheim Museum in New York, the Venice Biennial, Skulptur Projekte Münster, Centre Georges Pompidou.

Ekiti State Governor Kayode Fayemi has called for a reform of key institutions.

Through the Joint Initiative, SHRC aims to: increase knowledge among scientific associations about the existence, significance and potential applications of this human right; engage scientific associations and other key institutions in efforts to realize this right; and leverage this right to accomplish the objectives of SHRC's working groups.

And not just any warning: In addition to general broadcast alerts, a server system will beam the timing and expected strength of the coming quake directly into households as well as to railway operators, fire departments, and other key institutions.

GM recruits at key institutions and organizations for various functional areas such as manufacturing, engineering, research and development, marketing, communications, and human resources.

Highlights from the most important legal developments announced by key institutions and organisations as and when they happen

They also need to trust that key institutions such as the Judiciary and Legislature will protect integrity of the political system so that they can also have a chance of winning future elections.

Government - funded science and technology have played an important role in the past, but key institutions like the CSIRO have increasingly lost their way.

This newfound support for advancing the technology derives from four key institutions:

A Christian charity has urged people to be praying for «peace and stability» in Zimbabwe as reports indicate the military has taken over key institutions in the...

For better or for worse, Ron Paul and the Tea Parties represent the best things going for the libertarian movement of which Cato is a key institution.

It is a key institution upholding the broad policy consensus of America's ruling class and its political representatives in the two - party system of corporate rule.

A foreign affairs committee report suggests Britain is facing a sustained loss of influence in Europe because so few of its citizens are finding work in key institutions.

The destruction of the public system, and all the key institutions that undergirded it, led to the decline of public accountability.

The approach of the GCN is to build on the influence of key institutions — neighborhood cafes and Americans» infatuation with coffee — to try to raise environmental awareness and spur individual action.

It is non-bias and explains the key institutions of that of the European Union; shows the arguments made by both Remain and Leave campaigns; looks at immediate and long - term consequences of the Leave result, and introduces readers to some of the leading figures in the debate.

Sir David Carter often speaks of schools being «givers» and «receivers» of support and how MATs are one of the key institutions that can foster this.

This study sheds light on the processes that shape young refugees» notions of belonging as formed through the school, a key institution through which young refugees encounter the state and the dominant discourses that shape the parameters of membership in society.

Index is, in short, a key institution for the Scandinavian art scene.»

As a young artist, Brown studied at the California School of Fine Arts (now the San Francisco Art Institute), the key institution in the western U.S. to advance the ideas of abstract expressionism.

In Germany, the «Global Museum» programme, launched this year by the Federal Cultural Foundation, seeks to encourage several of the country's key institutions to «redefine their collections from a non-Western perspective».

For more about the paintings, sculptures, artists and exhibitions at the Gallery, which has been one of the key institutions in the history of Irish art, please contact:

The INDC outlines several national adaptation goals, including development of a national adaptation plan, integration of climate risk reduction into key economic sectors, and strengthening of key institutions.

Specifically, we work to scale - up green infrastructure by building the evidence base for green infrastructure, strengthening the capacity of key institutions and green infrastructure champions, and developing next - generation finance models for green infrastructure.

The lesson from Illinois is that for the situation to change, the key institutions — both pro-nuclear and anti-nuclear — must change first.

«In parallel, budgets for key institutions that provide vital services for forest protection are being cut and their mandate to operate effectively is [being] put under pressure.»

A customer - oriented publisher sets up operating mechanisms also to garner feedback from those key institutions in order better to inform product development and customer interaction.