Sentence examples for institution to perform from inspiring English sources
In Europe, the head of the new central bank, Wim Duisenberg, is facing the first big test of his institution's ability to weather the economic and political strains inherent in establishing a transnational institution to perform a function that has always been closely linked to national sovereignty.
More importantly, even if such a challenge was successful, it is inconceivable that a court would force any religious institution to perform a gay marriage; the most that it would do is rule that religious organisations should be given the choice.
It is thus routine at our institution to perform two plasma volume exchanges using 5%% albumin, followed by another TPE with plasma.
We received a waiver from the Medical Ethical Committee (METC, Isala, Zwolle) of our institution to perform this retrospective study, as it deals with an evaluation of clinically indicated scans.
Arguing that a works council is a crucial institution to perform this function might explain the insignificant coefficient of the existence of a works council on the demand for new apprentices and the highly negative significant effect on the demand for already-qualified workers with IVET qualifications.
No state in the nation requires religious institutions to perform, promote or sanction same-sex marriage.
The policy also has laudable ambitions to ensure sound stewardship of national water resources, as well as strengthening government institutions to perform more effectively.
But now, many colleges have hired outside financial institutions to perform those functions and encourage students to keep their money with those institutions.
There are policies and procedures in place both at the agencies and at the research institutions to perform such actions, but they are beyond the direct purview of ORI.
We expect our public institutions to perform consistently and conservatively.
Some of the candidates expressed concern that the ruling would force religious institutions to perform same-sex marriages against their objections.
