Sentences with phrase «much institutional support»

The Bloomberg administration's push for a congestion - pricing arrangement, which didn't have much institutional support at the state level, was uncermoniously smothered to death, after which the mayor himself gave up the cause as hopeless.

«Interesting that Steve LaBate is getting so much institutional support,» the reader wrote.

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Of much greater importance is just focusing on buying leading stocks with strong institutional support (these stocks are typically quite active anyway).

For the institutional forms, often supported by non-theological factors, which have favoured an almost unquestioning popular religious practice, are losing much of their inner force.

Yet for lauded sociobiologist Sarah Blaffer Hrdy, Yates» situation brought to light a much larger discussion — why was a psychologically distressed mother left to care for her children without any social or institutional support?

Assemblyman Adam Clayton Powell IV might not be generating much in the way of institutional backing in his quest to oust veteran Harlem Rep. Charlie Rangel from his father's old seat, but he does enjoy some modest support from his Albany colleagues.

Steve has a lot more money, a lot more institutional support (for example, Speaker Sheldon Silver and several major Jewish organizations that rely on the Speaker for funding, are supporting Steve) and a lot more name recognition — even if much of that that name recognition is negative.

Entering the race at such a late stage means much, if not all, of the Democratic institutional support like labor unions, political clubs and elected official endorsements have been consumed by the Stringer campaign.

Concerned scientists might also want to talk to their universities and departments to see how much (and what kind of) institutional support they could count on.

NSF also estimates that in 2012, it supported some 40,885 graduate students and 6935 postdoctoral researchers paid either through their principal investigators» research grants or, to a much smaller extent, on individual or institutional training grants.

A major change in the social and institutional support for art itself was well under way: with the rise of the bourgeoisie and the fall of the cultivated aristocracy, smaller paintings, generally of every - day subjects, rather than grandiose mythological or religious scenes were much in demand.

to pursue initiatives that were as much in the national interest as they were in support of institutional strategies.

An underlying question for participants was how much racism, at an institutional level and in the high levels of public support for tough approaches to asylum seekers, has to do with the treatment of children in immigration detention and if it helps in advocacy to raise racism as an issue.