Sentence examples for institutions applied from inspiring English sources

Seven institutions applied by the October deadline, and the city said no thanks to two.

12.41pm BST Here's some video of Vince Cable defending the Royal Mail pricing as the shares soared (currently at 436.5p): Business secretary comments on Royal Mail Updated at 12.41pm BST 12.36pm BST And back with the Royal Mail, more than 800 institutions applied for shares, according to my colleague Rupert Neate.

Private institutions applied for 73.3% of the GPAs, and public institutions are responsible for 26.7% of the GPA.

During the last five years (2007 2011) 18 institutions applied to become a member, 13 institutions were visited during a site visit, 10 of those institutions became a member of the network (tropEd GA meeting minutes 2007 2011).

What is true of religious institutions applies to other institutions like schools, if from the opposite direction.

And EPDS, which oversees how European institutions apply data rules and provides global vision and intellectual leadership on this subject, is an apt steward.

Early indications are that the offer may have been heavily over-subscribed, with big City and foreign institutions applying for more shares than are available, and speculators flocking to the issue in the hope of swift gains.

The values served by open criminal proceedings — public acceptance of the verdict, accountability for lawyers and judges, and democratic oversight of our government institutions — apply there with particular urgency.

Singling out Ms. Mustafa said as much about the way the state and state-aligned institutions apply laws and rules, critics said, as it did about widespread hostility to Israel.

We first describe the institutional framework as a multilevel system at the bottom of which several "local and flexible" institutions apply to subsets of the society while, at the top, a single "generic and rigid" institution applies to all.

We examine how Elinor Ostrom's eight design principles that characterize long-enduring, self-governed common-pool resource (CPR) institutions apply to Japanese irrigation CPR management.