Sentence examples for institution to return from inspiring English sources
Banking purists would like, if not to abolish the institution, to return it to the job envisaged on Jekyll Island.
The Treasury offshoot has resisted calls to directly manage the banks, arguing consistently that it is preparing the way for each institution to return to the private sector.
GMAC was the only financial institution to return three times to the government for bailout aid, after a disastrous foray into subprime mortgages pushed the company to the brink of bankruptcy.
This also meant that the investors didn't need to trust a person or institution to return their fair share of tokens to them.
He says this is the only way to develop new political leaders who can embark on building competent and credible institutions to return the country to the path of development and democracy.
Cleere, Kazz, and Pendragon compared their claims on the bones of their "ancestors" to the efforts of indigenous peoples from other countries to persuade museums and other government institutions to return their ancestors' human remains and cultural objects.
Meanwhile, the White House told them in telephone conversations that it was encouraging American institutions to return to a state of normalcy, implying approval for going ahead with games this weekend, they said.
Mr. Dodik has called for all Serb politicians serving in Bosnian state institutions to return to Banja Luka, the Serb region's capital, and has declared those who refuse traitors.
The site, nationaldayofprayer.org, encourages special prayers for certain "centers of power" in America, including praying that educational institutions to return teaching "Judeo-Christian values," warning that kindergarten classes are teaching "homosexual propaganda".
In Northern Iraq, UNICEF assisted 80% of children in institutions to return to their families before the war.
It is possible for some institutions to return unwanted drugs via organizations affiliated with the Returns Industry Association, a group of licensed "reverse distributors" that offer a return and disposal service (Daughton 2003b).
