Sentence examples similar to institutions in between from inspiring English sources

In Canada alone, 297 African-born academics were employed in 124 institutions in 2008, whereas between 20,000 and 25,000 African-born academics were employed at academic institutions in the United States (10).

Renewed strife between the prince-bishops and the citizens resulted in the destruction of democratic institutions in 1684.

The Afghan Red Crescent Society took over the rudimentary institutions in 1964.

But Mexico established independent electoral institutions in 1996.

"We moved mountains saving the major financial institutions in 2008 and 2009.

BP last renewed its sponsorship of Tate and other institutions in 2011.

For example, "we filed the first resolutions about subprime lending with six financial institutions in 1993".

It had just three such institutions in 1999, a tiny share of the loan-syndication market.

In New York, 93,000 people were confined to large institutions in 1953 todayy, approximately 4,200 receive treatment in psychiatric centers.

There are more than 650,000 orphans in Russia, and 110,000 of them lived in state institutions in 2011.

A selection of the best is on show in the British Museum, lent by 31 institutions in 11 countries.