Sentence examples for institutions own from inspiring English sources

Relocation was the preferred institutional response and, according to the institutions' own analyses, was successful; however some residents have very different, opposing sentiments (Tobin and Whiteford 2002).

Other institutions own the rest.

UK institutions own about $150bn of Irish bonds.

Foreign funds and institutions own 60percentt of Argentina's $132 billion debt.

When only official institutions own the memory, they may repress unpleasant facts and underplay personal suffering.

Both institutions own the land around the church but only the corporation is pressing ahead with court proceedings.

Additionally, ownership of medical institutions was a significant factor only among AID beneficiaries; MEs were 32%and18%8% higher in medical institutions owned by private groups and by private persons, respectively, than in government-owned institutions.

In 2011, institutions owned 70 percent of the market while individuals owned only 30 percent.

Hospitals are usually operated by municipalities or religious organizations or as proprietary institutions owned by one or more physicians.

Mr Mumford added that Shell's case was helped because many of the large institutions owned shares in both firms.

It also oversees the 12 federal home loan banks, institutions owned by private banks and chartered by the government that also provide financing for lenders.