Sentence examples for institutions asking from inspiring English sources
ONCE upon a time, it was common for scientists to receive letters from researchers working in other institutions, asking for reprints of papers they had published.
Two months ago, it welcomed a letter from 80 academics from 57 institutions, asking for granular information about its implementation of the right to be forgotten ruling.
With the current state of the market and the economy, foundations have less to give and there are just as many people and institutions asking for help.
Citing the study, Senator Richard Durbin, a Democrat of Illinois, along with Senator Jack Reed, a Democrat of Rhode Island, and Representative Peter Welch, a Democrat of Vermont, sent letters to 15 financial institutions asking each to provide information on campus card fees.
"They say success comes with a price - and it does," she says before launching into a catalog of examples of public officials and institutions asking for help - often without compensation.
For this retrospective cohort study, we sent a screening form to 165 institutions asking for information on aPAP patients treated with corticosteroids.
Of the 24 institutions asked, only the University of Southampton recorded a decline in students accessing counselling services.
Two days later, representatives of Société Générale, whose innovative and sophisticated trading operations had made it one of the world's most admired financial institutions, asked that trading in its stock be halted.
Edward Forbes Smiley III, an antiquities dealer who admitted having stolen nearly 100 rare maps from leading libraries and institutions, asked a federal judge yesterday to consider a sentence of 30 to 36 months in prison.
Some institutions ask you to describe your contributions to collaborative research in your research statement.
Many financial institutions ask security questions that a third party wouldn't know, but you can often set up multiple optional questions that can increase the security of your account.
