Sentence examples for institution eye from inspiring English sources

The investigator institution (Eye Clinic Lucerne) will retain all medical records and documents from the study for the time required by national regulations.

A few children 135 (32%) claimed that the health institution provided eye care service.

Last week's "mea culpa" report from the I.M.F. about the failures of the Greek program blew the lid off the fiction that the three institutions saw eye-to-eye on the rescue packages they designed and are enforcing in Greece, Ireland, Portugal and now Cyprus.

Given the current mood of banker-bashing, it will be no surprise if there are similar results at Goldman Sachs and other financial institutions: all eyes will be on the first of the big banks to hold its vote, Citigroup, on April 21st.A new study by the Corporate Library, a research body, finds plenty for shareholders to vote against.

The episode threatens to diminish another British institution in the eyes of a public already angry over the behavior of bankers, journalists and politicians.

Meanwhile, senior Wall Street executives met at their corporate offices to examine their exposure to Lehman Brothers and other wobbly institutions, with an eye toward mapping out emergency plans for the next week.

Nikophon's law is a relatively early example of the Athenian state's concern for adjusting established institutions with an eye toward lowering the transaction costs associated with trading in the Athenian market through reducing information and legal asymmetries.

With declining enrollments, the Russian Ministry of Education and Science has been evaluating institutions with an eye to closing or amalgamating those that fail to meet quality standards.

These suggestions will, I have every hope, help uplift your institution in the eyes of your patients and their loved ones: in other words, your customers.

That's not just because PQC President Michael Sorrell feels like being the most interesting man in higher education; it's because that is what the school has had to do to keep its doors open, its services accessible to students, and to grow as an institution in the eyes of prospective students, donors and the higher ed community at large. .

Faculty warned the Corporation that to accept the resignation "would stamp this institution, in the eyes of the country, as one in which freedom of thought and expression is not permitted when it runs counter to the views generally accepted in the community or held by those from whom the University hopes to obtain financial support".