Sentence examples for active institutions from inspiring English sources

But the city is unfairly maligned; just below its Mammon-loving surface is a rich cultural substratum fed by some of the country's richest and most active institutions.

"I do not see a great value" in a second Vienna Initiative, said Herbert Stepic, chief executive of Raiffeisen Bank International, a bank based in Vienna that is among the most active institutions in Eastern Europe.

In Vienna, the Erste Group, an Austrian bank that is one of the most active institutions in Eastern Europe, reported a loss of 1.5 billion euros for the third quarter, caused by problems at its Hungarian and Romanian subsidiaries and a revaluation of its derivatives portfolio.

So it's reassuring when Britta Wauer's documentary about the Weissensee Jewish Cemetery, one of the oldest active institutions of its kind in Europe, begins with Rabbi William Wolff describing one of his primary tasks: It's important, he says with a chuckle, to get that coffin in the ground as smoothly as possible.

The United States was a leading contributor to global groundwater research with the largest number of independent and collaborative papers, its dominance affirmed by housing 12 of the top 20 most active institutions reporting groundwater-related research.

Our results address information retrieval's co-authorship network, highly productive authors, highly cited journals and papers, author-assigned keywords, active institutions, and the import of ideas from other disciplines.

Review of patients recruited to interventional cancer trials in a single research active institution over a 2-year period identified significant variation in associated TCs between protocols.

Another paper, published in the same year, reported that participants at an international workshop held in 2009 had also concluded that the literature on the impact of research activity on the quality of healthcare outcomes within research-active institutions and healthcare systems in general was not extensive.

Institution selection: In order to determine its "Best Brick-and-Mortar Bank" rankings, GOBankingRates examined the top 100 banks by asset size according to the FDIC, excluding non-active institutions, those with less than $1 billion in assets, investment banks and any institutions that require customers to use investment services to access commercial bank accounts.

To determine its Best Brick-and-Mortar Bank category ranking, GOBankingRates examined the top 90 banks by asset size according to the FDIC, excluding non-active institutions, those with less than $1 billion in assets, investment banks and any institutions that require customers to use investment services to access commercial bank accounts.

Methodology: To compile its list of the top 120 banks, GOBankingRates surveyed the FDIC's list of banks sorted by asset size, excluding non-active institutions, those with less than $1 billion in assets, investment banks and any institutions that require customers to use investment services to access commercial bank accounts.