Sentences with phrase «of institutional support»

The lack of institutional support for the effort has always presented the most basic of challenges.

It is no surprise that a crumbling of the institutional support for marriage accompanied society's change of attitude about divorce.

The studios provide critical feedback for research study design and ensure that early phase trials have the necessary levels of institutional support.

She has a degree of institutional support on her side.

And there really isn't the kind of institutional support within the physics community for this kind of behavior, whereas there is in mathematics.

The publication discusses the weakness of institutional support for nurturing existing knowledge and exchange in organic agriculture, support that could further enhance organic agriculture's positive impact on the natural and human environments.

Speaking of institutional support: start your funding search within the institution.

Five cities on the list had a nice mix of institutional support and new innovative start - ups.

Sustainability: Too many promising pilot programs are abandoned for lack of institutional support, a clear strategy and buy - in.

After that time, he enjoyed a rare degree of institutional support.

A powerful figure known for his long memory, Mr. Cuomo is expected to consolidate much of the institutional support across the state, from labor unions to business leaders to major donors.

They developed highly coded languages to evade censorship, exhibited work in public space in lieu of institutional support, and formed independently run galleries and artist collectives to protect their individual identities.

However, the flip side, as Relyea points out in Your Everyday Art World, is the dismantling of institutional support that's grown out of the co-option of DIY strategies by labor management gurus, as exemplified by the proliferation of perma - lance and adjunct positions.

So, it's Reyes and Ulrich again, but this time Ulrich has a huge advantage in terms of institutional support.

In 2012, Espaillat narrowly won the Bronx portion of the district by 233 votes, getting 2,531 votes despite a lack of institutional support there, compared to 2,298 votes for Rangel who was hobbled by back problems, but had the support of the Democratic establishment.

The candidate quickly picked up the support of virtually all other local pols — a level of institutional support alien to Sanders and most of his acolytes.

The size of the field may also make garnering enough signatures a challenge, and since the district's Democratic committees have pledged to remain neutral ahead of a possible primary, candidates don't have the extra firepower of institutional support.

This kind of institutional support follows impressive results: The program graduates minority students with a biology degree at the same rate as Asian and white students, and at twice the rate of minorities not in the program.

Whichever track you choose, if you are an adjunct or part - time instructor, you will need to provide strong evidence of institutional support for you and your curriculum - development efforts.

He says he probably would have stayed at Hopkins except that his mentor left, taking most of the institutional support for his specialty with her.

Godfrey explained the slide as a decline in cross-disciplinary dialogue and demographic changes: «The research tells us Millennials are not joiners,» was how he teed up «the decline of institutional support for research» and «the transformation of hiring practices» that has left nontenured academics of any generation with little to join.

Gilliam is an African - American, Washington D.C. - based artist who was really a pioneer of abstraction at the time and while he received a lot of institutional support throughout his career, for many people, I» d say the work has been overlooked or hasn't been granted the importance it should have, in terms of the development of American Post War painting.

As Director and Chief Executive Officer at MUNAL since 2013, Arteaga has enhanced its exhibition program through key international partnerships, dramatically grown its annual attendance, established new streams of institutional support, and expanded the museum's collection of over 7,000 works with more than 35 strategic gifts and acquisitions — including major works by Diego Rivera, Francisco Zúñiga, Gabriel Orozco, and Abraham Cruzvillegas.

The outpouring of institutional support perhaps signifies the need for a large order marketplace in cryptocurrency to combat volatility.

Compiled and analyzed financial information from all components of the institutional support entities, developed integrated revenue / expense analyses, projections and reports.

Poverty, a lack of employment opportunities, a lack of institutional support from police and judicial system, the general tolerance of sexual violence within the community, and weak community sanctions against sexual violence perpetrators — all can come together to amplify individual and relationship risk factors.

Trump has also 47 percent of western New York, where much of his institutional support for the campaign has come from figures like businessman and 2010 gubernatorial nominee Carl Paladino and Erie County Republican Chairman Nick Langworthy as well as Rep. Chris Collins.

These artists developed highly coded languages to evade censorship, exhibited work in public space in lieu of institutional support, and formed independently run galleries and artist collectives to protect their individual identities.

, is the dismantling of institutional support that's grown out of the co-option of DIY strategies by labor management gurus, as exemplified by the proliferation of perma - lance and adjunct positions.

The artists notably express the will to break with an established nationalist art and to respond to the lack of institutional support in the second half of the 20th century.

The level of institutional support for someof the organizations is astounding.

Hereafter, Rauschenberg enjoyed a rare degree of institutional support.

Pepper found that Baylor's efforts to implement Title IX were slow, ad hoc, and hindered by a lack of institutional support and engagement by senior leadership.

Observers would have long ago discounted Paladino due to his lack of institutional support and e-mail scandal, which would have discounted any normal aspiring statewide candidate.

Babinec's biggest stumbling block has come from a lack of institutional support.

Ms. Cancel overcame a lack of institutional support, surely a result of her ties to Mr. Silver, to win the seat — a slew of big name politicians and unions had backed Ms. Niou's bid.

A friend's pink sheets just came back, and in her discussions with her granting agency, the real problem was her perceived lack of institutional support (even though our institution wrote a glowing letter saying that she would have support if she received the grant).

Sculpture was a thing that didn't need the protection — intellectual or physical — of institutional support.

In 1976, artist Martha Wilson founded Franklin Furnace in Lower Manhattan as a site for producing and mediating works vulnerable to neglect due to lack of institutional support, ephemeral nature, or politically unpopular content.

We are revolted to see that over the years, from one director to another, the same problems occur: constant pressure against the museum leadership, which is caught in the vice of municipal management, a lack of institutional support, and the weakening of financial stability.