Sentence examples for institutions division from inspiring English sources
After becoming active in the Illinois Republican Party, he was named director of the state's financial institutions division.
* Putnam Cos., Boston, an investment management firm, appointed Mark Steinberg senior vice president and director of the financial institutions division, which distributes mutual funds through financial institutions.
Farmers and policymakers need to know not just the value of interventions but the cost, said David Laborde, co-director of Ceres2030 and senior research fellow in the markets, trades and institutions division at IFPRI.
The Associated Press cites a Aug. 30 memo issued by Michael Stainer, director of the adult institutions division for the Department of Corrections and Rehabilitations, which indicated that the U.S. Supreme Court's June 26 decisions on the Defense of Marriage Act (DOMA) and Proposition 8, California's voter-approved former ban on same-sex marriage, also apply to prisoners.
If you don't know the rules of your institution, division, and department--find out.
More importantly, the issues confronting the NCAA and its member schools are systemic and not isolated to a type of institution, division level, or conference.
Each division is headquartered at a different MSI, and each Center maintains partnerships with various other MSIs and majority institutions.
An average of 54 Division I teams (approximately 11% of teams from sponsoring institutions), 18 Division II teams (approximately 5% of teams from sponsoring institutions), and 67 Division III teams (approximately 8% of teams from sponsoring institutions) contributed data annually (Kerr et al. 2014).
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This might only be signs of uneasiness with the new water institutions and division of tasks and responsibilities, but can also be the heralds of an emerging debate on privatization in the Chinese water sector.
Corruption, on the other hand, seems to affect the army less than most Afghan institutions.Ethnic divisions are also a worry, though the army strives to offset them.
