Sentence examples for institutions call from inspiring English sources

Instead, institute the strategy of The New York Review of Books and some venerable British institutions — call it truth in packaging.

This gets confusing, since some institutions call this an overdraft "line of credit" instead of overdraft "protection".

In this book religious leaders and their institutions call for strong national action on global climate change.

What I'd like to do today is talk to you about how it is that we moved from this old model to what it is that today many institutions call the Yale model.

These current results, combining the experience of two high-volume institutions, call into question the results of ESPAC-1, which suggested a detrimental effect of adjuvant CRT.

JERUSALEM, 7 June 2004 – Ten United Nations institutions call on the Israeli authorities to ease restrictions on movement in the occupied territory to enable 60,000 Palestinian students to sit for their Tawjihi matriculation final exams beginning today 7th of June.

I don't know if they had institutions called banks.

The investment fueled US mortgage market has traditionally been sustained by New Deal institutions called government sponsored enterprises (GSEs).

And her protagonist's journey through hospitals and other institutions calls to mind Denis Johnson's "Jesus' Son".

It emphasizes reforming federal institutions, calling on young people to perform national service, promoting economic competitiveness and enhancing social mobility.

As a result, we now have over 100 institutions called universities compared with about 50 in 1992.