Sentence examples for institutions operations from inspiring English sources

"We just don't know what all the implications are or how far, if any, the bills would go into institutions operations if they are defined that way," said Maureen Budetti, director of student aid policy for the association.

Specifically, he stresses the importance of development co ordination, so as to ensure that the public service and other public institutions' operations are aligned with the national development agenda.

The presidents of these institutions must have the courage to stand up for diversity by aligning their institutions' operations with their stated values of inclusion.

Mr President, in his original draft report, our rapporteur, Mr Napolitano, quite rightly described the dual challenge of taking account of the citizens' attachment to their regional and local roots and, in moving from fifteen to twenty-five Member States, avoiding any weakening of the institutions' operation.

The museum had been closed during much of the 1990's, and as with many Iraqi institutions, its operations were cloaked in secrecy under Mr. Hussein.

For example, the large number of words denoting financial institutions and operations borrowed from Italian by the other western European languages at the time of the Renaissance testifies to the importance of the Italian bankers in that period.

They stopped short of calling for an overarching banking regulator for Europe but proposed creating a panel of European regulators to jointly oversee large financial institutions with operations in different countries.

"Because many of these institutions have operations that are concentrated in our two jurisdictions, we have a shared interest in ensuring that, when such a business fails, it can be resolved at no cost to taxpayers and without placing the financial system at risk," they wrote.

This particularly affected the academic institutions whose operations are regulated by Ministries of Education or Higher Education and not Ministries of Health.

Building credibility need to go hand in hand with expanding the engagement of these institutions in operations research that responds directly and in a timely manner to the concerns of policy makers especially for high stake health policies and programs.

By the end of the century there were 30 such institutions in operation in Germany.