Sentence examples for competing institutions from inspiring English sources

By 1992 many institutes had closed or combined with others, and competing institutions with funding from various state agencies arose to operate in the same field.

Some of the competing institutions have been campaigning energetically.

How do you hold at bay any desire not to award grants to competing institutions?

In Iran's system of government, which divides authority between competing institutions that answer to different groups, the president holds relatively few cards.

If it is necessary that they be transported out of the Valley Hospital area the extra miles to competing institutions, some will die.

The only way competing institutions could hope to attract and keep scarce faculty was through the enticement of a lifetime job.

This investor, who asked not to be identified so as not to jeopardize his relationship with the bank, said that if given a choice between Deutsche Bank and a competing institution, he would not pick Deutsche Bank right now.

When he retires, he'll get extra pay for promising not to offer his services to a competing institution.

Successful PIs' ability to move to a competing institution, taking their grant dollars with them, gives them tremendous power vis-à-vis university administrators, including safety officers.

When they didn't get it they turned to a competing institution -- the courts -- which provided the means to challenge a system that was supposed to serve them but chose to serve itself, instead.

Another problem may arise through the referral of young cannabis users to other institutions by the centralized study hotline, because an institution, which may already have established a first contact to a young cannabis user, could "loose" a potential client to another, possibly competing institution and therefore may feel to loose money usually granted to them when treating the client.