Sentence examples for institution noted from inspiring English sources

"We believe that any intervention by the federal government will be acceptable only if it is not perceived as a bailout of the bond market," the financial institution noted.

After this, I have a late lunch at one of several downtown outposts of a restaurant called Nathu's Sweets, a Delhi institution noted for its Bengali home-cooking and unctuous desserts.

"Regardless of how the debt situation in high-income Europe evolves, a second round financial crisis cannot be ruled out in certain countries of developing Europe and Central Asia, where rising non-performing loans, due to slow recovery and significant levels of short-term debt, may threaten banking-sector solvency," the institution noted.

It's not something that should be settled by nine fallible individuals in an institution noted for some terrible decisions.

Finally, one Canadian institution noted that funding for their NGS initiative was, ultimately, governmental because the Canadian government supports both research and the clinical delivery system.

As the session concluded, Michael Moore, a senior research specialist at the Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution, noted that researchers have only begun to assess the scope of the hazards in oceans.

Greek publication Athens Voice first drew attention to the possible link between Stratou and Cocker, who attended a film studies course at the London institution, noting that her biography reveals she studied sculpture at Saint Martins and that her ("loaded") father is industrialist Phaidon Stratos.

In an interview, Ms. Weingarten said the school was simply working through the kinks facing any new institution, noting: "It's tough to be the founding school leader of a school that may be one of the few that really believes in teacher collaboration".

"Experience shows that the best way to gain familiarity with an institution, its practices, and its culture is to spend time within the institution," notes the white paper.

Other students, however, must rely on personal medical insurance and legal action against the institution, notes science teaching safety consultant Linda Stroud in an email to Science Careers.

But more than that, Palmer praised the virtues of the local banks as an institution, noting she loved them when she was a grad student in Chicago.