Sentence examples for institution of taking from inspiring English sources

The provider perspective enables any future provider to weigh the costs and benefits (to their institution) of taking on this intervention against those of other interventions.

Fagan is sent to Brixton Prison and Park Lane secure mental institution on unrelated offences of taking a car and assault.

The villain of Possession is Professor Mortimer P Cropper of Robert Dale Owen University in New Mexico, who uses his wiles and the unlimited wealth of his institution to take possession of Ash.

The Whitney had been talking to several nonprofit institutions about the possibility of taking over its uptown site because it realized it cannot afford to run two museums.

Some people will, apparently, be put off applying to our elite institutions by the prospect of taking on a debt of this size.

For eight weeks, viewers — many of them women and gay men, who have historical reasons to distrust the institution of marriage — take residence in this delicious lie.

The figures were revealed a day after the institution of marriage took a further knock when official statistics showed the number of weddings in 2006 was the lowest for 110 years.

Feminists have a proud history of taking state institutions and corporations to task.

Miller-Moore amendment: Requires secured creditors of failing institutions to take losses of up to 10% on claims before they could recoup losses from restitution fund.

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Given the might and recalcitrance of governments on this issue, it falls to people's initiatives and to other kinds of institutions to take up the slack.