Sentence examples for institutions got a from inspiring English sources

Major U.S. financial institutions got a grim reminder Sunday of their exposure to possible terrorist attacks, but one consultant on Monday said the industry should get high marks for its efforts to prepare for potential cataclysms.

Two institutions got a note above the mean+1SD, suggesting that they are more ready to take care of a HIV patient.

In 1990, for instance, countries with bad policies and institutions got an average of $44 a person in aid, while those with better policies got $39.Things have changed since then.

In a day-long ceremony held in the provincial capital, Karachi, to commemorate the twentieth anniversary of the CRC, children from thirty seven educational institutions got an opportunity to express their views, concerns, hopes and aspirations in the presence of their parents and teachers and policymakers.

ZMP is actually selling the e-Nuvo WHEEL for $1,020 (academic institutions get a $120 discount).

A bit simplistic I know but debts get paid meaning banks and other institutions get a contribution to their self made mess.

I went to an Ivy League institution, got a master's degree, and didn't know the first thing about teaching the 12-year-olds who were sitting in front of me how to read.

But the two-centuries-old institution got a fresh look in 2009, when the outdoor Sculpture Promenade was unveiled with nine abstract works cast in bronze, steel, fiberglass and iron.

"Why should you have a small group of institutions get an advantage simply because they have grown too large?" Mr. Fisher asked.

And while young men studying on campus at accredited institutions get an automatic draft deferment, 18-year-old male distance learning students are given deferments only if administrators fudge their status.

In other words, the Washington Uncles subsidize that 8 cents, so that the biggest institutions get an unfair advantage over the thousands of institutions that reside in cities and towns all across American.