Sentence examples for institutions known from inspiring English sources

The hospital is one of the earliest such institutions known in Britain and, as such, provides insights into both early institutional care and the nature and status of such communities at a relatively early date.

BANKS have proved themselves to be the most hazardous economic institutions known to man.

But for the most part, the handful of small institutions known as great-books colleges rely on original sources.

Sadly there are estimated to be 1,500 people like Simone who are accommodated in similar institutions known as assessment and treatment units.

To preserve a set of values and ideas under siege, you needed among other things institutions known as universities set somewhat apart from everyday social life.

Speculation focuses on the usual suspects, like some of the German publicly owned institutions known as landesbanks, or the Spanish thrift banks called cajas.

The big institutions knew who the cheats were.

"Many of these institutions know this is coming," he said.

Financial institutions know when they are engaged in proprietary trading, but they can hide it well.

The professional staffs of the Bretton Woods institutions know full well that their programmes lack adequate donor financing.

Only the top staff people and key board members at both institutions knew about the merger beforehand.