Sentence examples for institutions because the from inspiring English sources
Donors support these institutions because the institutions reflect their values.
American banks are now far better capitalized than most European institutions because the American regulators forced them to raise capital.
"Argentina needs new political and economic institutions, because the ruling class is spent," she said with characteristic bluntness.
The idea is that you do not need institutions because the people, properly assembled, properly deliberating, even in one square block of Lower Manhattan, can regulate themselves.
I don't think that people should suddenly mistrust all of our financial institutions because the overwhelming majority of them actually have managed things reasonably well.
In a 5-to-0 decision, the court said that the voucher program did not violate the state's prohibition against using state funds to benefit religious institutions because the primary beneficiaries of the vouchers were the families who used them.
Finally, the strategic fit between the member institutions weakened, because the institutions for care of the elderly increasingly offered similar services.
The Justice Department has tried for months to backtrack from a comment that Attorney General Eric H. Holder Jr. made in March, when he said it can "become difficult" to prosecute large financial institutions because of the potential impact on the economy.
So it has actually been very easy to fit the concepts into the institution, because of the support by the administrator, especially the medical superintendent.'" Another role assigned to FPs is that of doing research.
Dr. Agnew, the former director, said that the laboratory contract could prove especially attractive to other institutions because of the University of California retirement plan, now worth billions of dollars.
