Sentence examples for institutional split from inspiring English sources

This closes an institutional split created when Nye Bevan in 1948 moved doctors and hospitals into his NHS and left other care services to municipalities and charities.

The cafeteria is a wide-open institutional space split into two separate eating areas.

Her position as head of the group, which oversees about $56 billion in mutual funds, hedge funds and institutional accounts, will be split into several roles.

It's not clear they have a policy Plan B for dealing with Trump other than to hope that, like U.S.-European relations or NATO, the President and the foreign-policy apparatus in Washington is an institutional relationship that can be split apart.

But, at least one study suggests that institutional ownership increases after a split.

But hats off to Margolis whose institutional savvy led him to split the difference.

In Mumbai slums with a high uptake of institutional births and a 60/40 split in favour of the public sector for delivery care, we found no difference in caesarean section rates between the two sectors, which is somewhat surprising given the high rates of caesareans observed in the private sector in nine other states of India (excluding Maharashtra).

Trillions of dollars of institutional and mutual fund capital is split between growth and value camps.

The split of buyers was 80% institutional and 20% retail, Peterffy said.

Further analysis splitting block-share ownership into institutional and non-institutional investors provides mixed results.

Assets under management are split roughly equally between retail and institutional accounts, equities and bonds, and dollar and non-dollar accounts.