Sentence examples for institution to drop from inspiring English sources

Asked if this did not presuppose that some private institutions would fail, Mr Johnson said: "If there is to be a proper functioning market (in higher education) you have to have a safeguard in the system - also you have to have the facility for institution to drop a course where  they are not being competitive".

Campaigners will also use the protest to launch a new Fossil Free UK movement to encourage higher education institutions to drop their investments in fossil fuel companies.

He partnered with Ted McCarrel, Iowa's dean of admissions, who helped persuade his counterparts at other state institutions to drop the entrance exams they had developed on their own in favor of the ACT.

According to Cochet, "overlapping responsibilities" within public agencies often cause institutions to drop the ball.

We have excluded bank-quarter data when credit shares in the balance-sheet are below 10%% in order to drop institutions that are not relevant for the purpose of this study.

The cabaret is an institution which permits our Elders to drop into a plaintively reminiscent vein and gently deplore the present decay of society.

The battle here, like some others at the 20 or so institutions urged by the National Collegiate Athletic Association to drop their mascots, names or images, has been painful and drawn out.

But the real kicker in the analysis is that once allowance is made for the flattering effect of selective schooling on exam results, the products of elite institutions are actually more likely to drop out of college or fail to make the grade in finals.

The United States seeks to drop Iranian banks from institutions such as the SWIFT system, a network that facilitates international financial transactions, and to increase scrutiny on Iran by the Financial Action Task Force, an organization that combats money laundering and terrorist financing.

As of July 2014, the percentage of students remaining in higher education after their first year is at an all-time high, and the number of students transferring from one institution to another has also dropped.

Of 92 firms that have held their annual meetings this season, the average participation among "retail" shareholders — individuals, as opposed to institutions — dropped more than 75percentt from the previous year, according to statistics from Broadridge Financial cited on RiskMetrics Risk & Governance Blogg.