Sentence examples for institutions on how from inspiring English sources

These competitors are taking on old-line consultants that advise institutions on how to invest and with whom.

In some cases, HSBC executives counseled Iranian financial institutions on how to evade the filters of American regulators, the report says.

"I have been in the business for 40 years, and I have never seen such a tough environment," said William P. McGoldrick, a partner at Washburn & McGoldrick in Latham, N.Y., which advises higher education institutions on how to raise money.

Institutional Shareholder Services, a firm which advises institutions on how to vote, added its support to Messrs Disney and Gold this week by advising investors not to vote for Mr Eisner's re-election.Whether any plausible white knight would be a more attractive partner than Comcast is debatable; indeed, it is easy to imagine blacker knights now joining the tournament to win Disney.

Institutional Shareholder Services, a firm which advises institutions on how to vote, has added its support to Messrs Disney and Gold by advising investors not to vote for Mr Eisner's re-election.Whether any plausible white knight would be a more attractive partner than Comcast is debatable; indeed, it is easy to imagine blacker knights now joining the tournament to win Disney.

Executives make a big private investment in the firm, but gain many multiples of their annual salary if they meet extremely high performance criteria.Few shareholders are unhappy with the increase in executive pay in Europe, says Jean-Nicolas Caprasse, head of European corporate-governance research at RiskMetrics Group, which advises institutions on how to vote at annual general meetings.

"We need to train the people in the institution on how to be prepared, because we're not going to be able to prevent [discrimination]," she said.

However, our results must be interpreted with caution to the limitations of the study: First, the results are based on opinions of physicians of the same institution on how the hypothetical patient in average would perform and not on real patient data.

Whether you see that as a welcome liberation from the iron grip of the scientific establishment or a weakening of essential scientific institutions depends on how much you respect the current system and, perhaps, which side you're on of the have/have-not line.

These institutions, based on how they see themselves, will make different decisions about the funders with whom they align themselves".

Bothwell would love to see league tables published that rank institutions worldwide on how they treat their postdocs.