Sentence examples for a separate institution from inspiring English sources

VanderCook College of Music, a separate institution, is located on the main campus.

But the observatory was a separate institution with its own director and its own financial responsibility.

There is a danger, if you have professional only, you have a separate institution less integrated with German society".

Education as a separate institution was understandably associated with learning not related to the business of life.

Where you live is almost a separate institution". He added, "I find it a pretty good system as it stands.

If the satellite school were to have its own admissions criteria, this would simply reinforce the idea of it being a separate institution.

Devolution to England as a whole (either via English-only votes in Westminster, or via a new, separate institution, with a steel and smoked-glass HQ in York, or somewhere) would probably mean Conservative majority rule in England, more often than not.

Shortly after World War II, the Texas Legislature redefined Texas A&M as a university and the flagship school of the Texas A&M University System, making official the school's status as a clear and separate institution from the University of Texas.

This internal legal conflict in Texas was nullified in 1948 when Texas A&M became the flagship school of the newly created Texas A&M University System, a clear and separate institution from the University of Texas System.

In so-called U-turn transactions, a foreign institution routes money to a bank in the United States, which transfers the money immediately to a separate foreign institution.

It became the Georgia State College of Business Administration, a separate public institution, in 1955.