Sentence examples similar to institution leverage from inspiring English sources

"In the United States, since World War II when this basic system was created, research has been a kind of Ponzi scheme in the sense that when the government provides grants, the institution leverages the indirect costs to expand research … and no institution has the resources to support the size of the faculty they have, especially in the biomedical sciences".

And the latest indications are that the Fed – with much prodding from the F.D.I.C. – will set a limit on financial-institution leverage that is lower (i.e., a tougher restriction on how much such companies can borrow) than required under Basel.

Over the years, it has invested substantially in the areas of water, preventive health, education and the environment; and continues to partner with credible institutions, leveraging the System's unparalleled manufacturing and distribution network, to access some of Africa's most remote locations for community development and numerous disaster relief efforts across the continent.

But the Federal Reserve has been gradually instituting leverage requirements for the largest financial institutions.

The upshot is that financial institutions boost leverage in search of supersize profits and bonuses.

While governments have helped to restore confidence and provide liquidity, the O.E.C.D. said that the flow of credit would be impaired as financial institutions reduced leverage and repaired their balance sheets, and that this would weigh on economic activity for some time.

I don't see why a commitment to free markets requires permitting banks or bank-like institutions to leverage their assets at 30 to 1. There's nothing conservative about letting free markets degenerate into something close to Karl Marx's vision of an atomizing, irresponsible and self-devouring capitalism.

The systemic danger of this carry trade activity is that it is done by institutions that leverage themselves by 10 to 30 times.

He allowed banking institutions to leverage excessively by gorging on short-term liabilities and, in some cases, creating off-balance-sheet entities to warehouse their risky assets.

In addition to people flows, Dubai has ensured an inflow of capital, by building a financial sector and set of institutions to leverage the capital-rich environment around it.

Southern research institutions can leverage their low-resource setting as a strength.