Sentence examples for institution is set from inspiring English sources
Less than two years on from the retirement of Sir Alex Ferguson, another famous Manchester United institution is set to bow out after more than a quarter of a century.
Asked about the FSA's ability to carry out its role, he said: "When an institution is set up to be a watchdog on a troublesome institution or industry... within a short time it'll lose its edge.
To counterbalance the frenzied pace, the institution is setting out to establish its own quasi-permanent collections.
Prof Peter McCaffery, the vice-chancellor, said: "This institution was set up as [part] of the government's agenda to widen access.
Developing countries have demanded that a new UN institution be set up to oversee compensation but rich countries have been dismissive, blocking calls for a full debate in the climate talks.
He wrote this in Newsweek a few days ago: As anyone in the business will tell you, the standards and culture of a journalistic institution are set from the top down, by its owner, publisher, and top editors.
Aylward contended that what really failed in WHO's response to Ebola was that the institution was set up for one purpose and was asked to do another job.
Standard levels of sAm and uAm in our institution are set at 35 110 IU/L and <450 IU/L, respectively.
Caixabank, one of Spain's largest institutions, is set to acquire Banco de Valencia, one of the four rescued banks, for a symbolic euro.
Voting to elect a constituent assembly, which will be poised to rewrite the constitution and override the authority of several other Venezuelan institutions, is set for July 30.
