Sentence examples for institutions at one from inspiring English sources

Amid opposition from Britain, the European Union voted in April to cap most banker bonuses at Europe's biggest financial institutions at one year's base salary in an effort to curb risky behavior in the industry.

Moreover, for our total cohort 52% of participants were either deceased or living in institutions at one-month post ICU discharge.

From the BBC to the church to the monarchy to the House of Commons, institutions that at one time had the trust of people in our country can no longer take such things for granted.

At National University (Universidad Nacional de Colombia), among the most prestigious public universities in Colombia, an internal survey revealed by VICE found that of 1,602 female students surveyed, 54 percent were victims of some type of sexual violence endured within the institution or at one of its related events.

In early 2005, Bush and a few advisers began to visit places that might serve as a model for the planned institute, including the Hoover Institution, at Stanford, one of the nation's most important right-leaning academic centers.

Of the retrospective studies 5 involved more than one institution, 7 articles were at one institution, and two articles were not clear on the setting.

At one institution (Institution D), we were only able to recruit a single participant.

The interviewee from institution R observed that lack of training prevented SCALE-UP use at a different institution: "I was at one place where the room was not used most of the time.

92 The phase II trial enrolled 64 patients from two institutions, but only data related to 46 patients at one institution (University Center of Vaud, Lausanne, Switzerland) were analysed.

This includes not only the participation of actors from one level in decision-making processes at another but also institutions and knowledge produced at one level influencing processes at another (Pahl-Wostl 2009).  .

And some of the institutions of democracy that at one time were reforms, are themselves becoming impediments to breaking the gridlock.