Sentence examples for correct institutions from inspiring English sources

The Fed raised rates, the market started to correct, institutions started to sell, and it triggered the safety net which then broke because of a lack of liquidity.

However, the correct institution name should be 'the Ministry of Science and Technology of Taiwan'.

"The University of Toronto is not a particularly politically correct institution," Peterson told VICE in an interview Thursday, noting that he has also been upset by the university's attempts to make the staff undergo anti-racism training.

Accurate identification of facilities is critical for detecting regional clusters of XDROs, assigning reports from reference laboratories to the correct institution, and enabling interfacility communication of alerts; however, no comprehensive unique identification system existed for health care facilities.

He also studied the extent to which correctional institutions actually correct.

Mr Carney said retaining sterling would need to be underpinned by having the correct financial institutions in place, otherwise: "Those risks have been clearly demonstrated in the Euro area over recent years with sovereign debt crises, financial fragmentation and large divergences in economic performance".

Kant holds out the third model as the ideal form for the correct international institution.

Of course, we should correct for institution ranking, since having better publications will likely give you a job at a higher ranking university.

In too many ways, Michael Kimmelman is correct: some cultural institutions are abdicating responsibility, integrity and standards for short-term goals ["What Price Love?" July 17].

There is litigation over trustees not acting in the best fiduciary capacity, so selection of the correct person or institution are essential.

†Accuracy: number of abstracts that have correct country or institution information/number of abstracts that have affiliation information.