Sentence examples for institutional wealth from inspiring English sources

In a June report Moody's said institutions of higher education overall were experiencing weakened balance sheets and lessened institutional wealth.

Bishops such as Gregory of Tours (573-94) were managers of institutional wealth as much as they were spiritual leaders.

Regulators say Mr. Madoff himself estimated that $50 billion in personal and institutional wealth from around the world was gone.

But officials at high-pay institutions defend the salaries, saying they result from intense competition to hold onto talented executives necessary to help build institutional wealth and prestige.

He challenged head-on the central thrust of the English Reformation: the assault on the institutional wealth and power of the church as a clerical corporation.

What I find more than anything else is a measure of wealth: institutional wealth, how big is your endowment, what percentage of alumni are donating each year, what are your faculty salaries, how much are you spending per student.

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Those moments — which in many people's memories appear as financial Armageddons — are what he and his 15 or so investors, including institutional and sovereign wealth funds, patiently await.

Speaking on the sidelines of a meeting of senior executives from pension funds, major banks and institutional and sovereign wealth funds in Copenhagen, Ban Ki-moon, the UN Secretary General, stressed the importance of a global system.

Economist Ellora Derenoncourt addresses the deep historical and institutional origins of wealth inequality, which she argues may be driven by what Daron Acemoglu and James Robinson identify as "extractive" versus "inclusive" institutions.

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