Sentence examples for institution down in from inspiring English sources

Once a month though, something happens, something that's worth the journey, something that's becoming something of an institution down in the best part of the city, and that something is a party called The Occasional Feel-Good.

The chief inspector welcomed the sharp fall in the number of children held in young offender institutions: down from 1,708 in 2012-13 to 1,334 in the year to April 2014.

Data collected by the Computing Research Association showed even fewer women at research universities like M.I.T.: women accounted for only 12percentt of undergraduate degrees in computer science and engineering in the United States and Canada granted in 2006-7 by Ph.D.-granting institutions, down from 19percentt in 2001-2.

"They can say to institutions further down in the rankings, 'You might be able to get yourself a four- or five-star rating,' which would look a lot better on their Web site".

It also says a great deal about the way that Trump is trying to win, and about how, if he loses, he would try to bring what's left of Americans' faith in our governing institutions down with him.

It's hardly the sort of number to inspire such pomp, especially for an institution officially shut down in 1933.

The last of these institutions were shut down in 1996, and Peter Mullan's grim, eye-opening drama about them is well worth taping or staying up late for.

For example, when President Obama said to leading bankers in March 2009, "My administration is the only thing between you and the pitchforks," he was suggesting that people favoring a resolution process for large financial institutions — closing them down in an orderly fashion — were akin to some kind of a peasants' revolt.

Where the material rules relating to the prudential supervision of credit institutions are laid down in Directives, the ECB should apply the national legislation transposing those Directives.

This Agreement does not alter the respective budgetary powers of the institutions as laid down in the Treaties, in Council Regulation (EU, Euratom) No …(1)(2)* (the "MFF Regulation") and in Regulation (EU, Euratom) No 966/2012 of the European Parliament and of the Council (3) (the "Financial Regulation").

The policy makers' plan for when that happens is to "resolve" the bust institution — effectively winding it down in an orderly fashion.