Sentence examples for institution naming from inspiring English sources

The bank said on Friday that it was open to the acquisition of an overseas financial institution, naming Lehman Brothers Holdings as one option.

After all, isn't the entire institution named after its benefactor, James Smithson?

The institution, named after Geraldine O. Delaney, a prominent expert in drug treatment, had only 250 beds.

The persons and institution named herein as beneficiaries of my Estate are the true objects of my bounty".

Fund-raising may be easier for an institution named for a less towering figure than J. Paul Getty or Eli Broad.

It is believed that the drawings of the Electric Pencil are prime examples of outsider art, created by a patient at the mental institution named on the paper.

But more deals are falling through as sellers decide they don't trust the financial institution named in the buyer's letter of credit, analysts said.

In an ideal world, no one should be able to pay to be honoured by having a wing of a gallery or an academic institution named after them.

The 200-year-old institution named Oscar Fanjul, chairman of Hydroelectrica del Cantabrico; Nigel Stapleton, chairman of Veronis Suhler; Robert Webb, a legal executive at British Airways; and Janet Cohen, advisory director at HSBC, to replace board members from financial institutions including Goldman ,Sachs and Credit Suisse First Boston.

Otis promises distraught young mothers he will bring the tykes straight to the Coram Foundling Hospital — a charitable institution named after its chief benefactor — but in truth the youngest often meet grisly instant deaths at his nefarious hands.

After more window-shopping, a stroll through the riotous Harrah's Casino and some lounging by the pool, it was time for dinner at a sandwich shop and local institution named Mother's across from my hotel.