Sentence examples for institution set up from inspiring English sources

He also helped lay the foundations for the United States Institute of Peace, a nonpartisan institution set up by Congress in 1984, and the Inter-American Development Bank.

A financial institution set up by government to accelerate Britain's green power revolution could end up being sold to private equity firms and fund windfarms in Germany.

The other reflects the bank's roots as a small quasi-public institution set up in 1923 to manage the deposits of millions of farmers, fishermen and forest workers.Both faces have in recent years been smiling.

It is optimistic given the strong pipeline of building projects in and around London and thanks to an investment via Big Society Capital, a financial institution set up by the Cabinet Office to build the UK's social investment market.

The announcement late on Tuesday came after similar decisions this month by South Africa and Burundi to abandon the troubled institution, set up to handle the world's worst crimes.

The long-awaited Francis report will be published on Wednesday – nearly four years after a Healthcare Commission report exposed how patients, families and the public had been failed by the very institution set up to care for them: the NHS.

The Bank later obliged any institution setting up an off-balance-sheet Special Investment Vehicle to take a large capital charge large enough to dissuade them from doing so.The solid fewAfter the frantic consolidation of the early 1990s Spain is left with two giant banks, Santander and BBVA; a handful of middling ones; scores of smaller ones; and 45 cajas.

Ask whatever institution sets up your biweekly plan whether the payments get applied immediately, and don't sign up if the answer is no.

She knew that many more would contribute to institutions set up throughout the North and South to care for them.

In contrast, the fledgling multilateral institutions set up after 1918 collapsed, partly because of American isolationism and protectionism.

It's got ombudsmen and a lot of institutions set up to uphold your rights," she says.