Sentence examples for financed institutions from inspiring English sources

He contrasted the aggressive outreach efforts of elite private U.S. universities with Britain's publicly financed institutions.

OTTAWA — Like most prominent and publicly financed institutions here, the National Gallery of Canada does not escape controversy.

But sanctuaries usually lack the resources to care for an influx of animals, and many of these privately financed institutions were hit hard by the recession.

So federally financed institutions are hurrying to come up with contingency plans that they compare to those for a hurricane or a blizzard.

Commenting on a growing dispute over a Yasir Arafat wax figure at Madame Tussaud's in Manhattan, Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani said yesterday that unlike publicly financed institutions, private museums have broad discretion over what they can display.

The 35-year-old Church amendment, which prevents federally financed institutions from requiring individuals to provide or assist in abortions if they have moral or religious objections, protects religious freedom in the workplace.

The Los Angeles museum, a privately financed institution, focuses exclusively on postwar and contemporary art.

The Hospital Transfer Act of 1973 transformed the CCSS from a merely financing institution into the main hospital care provider in the country.

A closer competitor to Wonga would be community development finance institutions, or CDFIs.

Different approaches to lending in poor neighbourhoods have meant that community-development finance institutions (CDFIs) have performed fairly well in the past three years.

Rising consumer anger at predatory collection practices coupled with a tough new state law pushed micro-finance institutions in Andhra Pradesh toward insolvency.