Sentence examples for host of institutions from inspiring English sources

In that position, Mr. Dochow oversaw a host of institutions that had dived headlong into risky mortgage lending.

The airline is starting the service "because the critical mass for such an intercontinental connection is beginning to emerge, following the move to Berlin by the government and a host of institutions," its chief executive, Jurgen Weber, said in a written statement.

Writing in Saturday's Scotsman, Gunn, an award-winning novelist and professor at Dundee University, claimed that the "creative atmosphere" in Scotland is "changing", with the Scottish National Party running "a whole host of institutions and outposts and advisory bodies that are hell-bent on defining exactly just what Scotland's culture is and should be".

On her death in 1951, at age 80, the money was divvied up among friends, distant relatives and a host of institutions like Yale, Harvard, Columbia and Vassar, with which Hetty Green had had no relationship.

This Article identifies how organizational incentives lead a host of institutions to capitalize on criminal law decisions, and it argues that reform efforts must, as a central goal, recognize and respond to these incentives.

A host of institutions, including Emory University and Zoo Atlanta, closed.

Brussels' hosting of institutions has made it a major centre for the EU.

As Napoléon's most innovative minister of the interior (from November 1800 to July 1804), Chaptal played a major role in the creation of a host of new institutions that laid the foundation for a uniquely French approach to industrial development.

The University leans on and, in turn, supports local partners at a host of Asian institutions.

No longer.Beyond the banks, a host of other institutions must take some of the blame for the credit crunch.

Both are also worried about federal funding drying up for a host of other institutions and social services in their districts.