Sentence examples for institutions during the from inspiring English sources

This finding has important implications for public health policy measures that were instituted at ports of entry and educational institutions during the first wave of the pandemic.

"I've been at so many of these institutions, during the boom and the bust," he said.

All of the discount-window borrowings extended to institutions during the debacle have been repaid.

Officers have taken a more active role in civil institutions during the socialist revolution initiated by Chávez.

She and the F.D.I.C. managed a number of huge failing institutions during the crisis, including IndyMac, Wachovia and Washington Mutual.

The organization will raise money by lending parts of Kenwood's collections to other institutions during the renovations.

But the whole story is also important because it shows, in painful detail, the utter fecklessness of investors and financial institutions during the housing bubble.

Tariq Ramadan rightly points out how hard it is to critique Western or American policies and institutions during the war on terror without being considered a "threat".

They argue that an FTT is a fair way of recouping some of the costs of bailing out financial institutions during the past three years.

The proceeds mirror similar returns the United States government made after bailing out some of its largest financial institutions during the crisis.

The Webbs, and their Fabian Socialism, very deeply influenced British radical thought and British institutions during the first half of the 20th century.