Sentence examples for institutions place from inspiring English sources

PARTICULAR attention was given to consultants, those whose advice helps decide where institutions place their money.

"Having one of the nation's leading academic institutions place such a high priority on the study of this music and its impact on American culture can be compared to the impact felt when Jazz at Lincoln Center was placed on a par with the New York Philharmonic and the Metropolitan Opera," Mr. McFarlin said.

Everyone recognises the importance of high-quality teaching, but the Tef will fare far better in the long run if government and institutions place staff at the centre of the process and finally address underlying issues such as casualisation, the lack of a defined career progression and inadequate funding.

Many four-year institutions place high value on these professional experiences, so make the effort to get involved; invest in your future.

Therefore, the solution deemed appropriate on the part of government will be to: tax financial institutions; place a size limit on banks in order to avoid the too big to fail concept; regulate the trading practices on money derived from deposits; and to impose arbitrary and capricious capital requirements.

Part of the reason, perhaps, is the importance that our institutions place upon getting grades.

Basildon and Thurrock university hospitals NHS foundation trust was one of 11 institutions placed under special measures by the health secretary on Tuesday.

The Lagan Valley MP said: "We really do not want to see the institutions placed under threat, but I think that if Sinn Féin block the welfare reform bill that has massive consequences for the politics of Northern Ireland.

So far it has predominantly been Chinese tech giants like Tencent and Alibaba, now we are starting to see Korean and Japanese institutions placing greater emphasis on investment in the Southeast Asian region.

Where the protests should go next is not against the big banks, it should go against the large institutions placing billions in those banks.

The meltdown occurred because of certain financial institutions placing enormous leverage bets on the sub-prime housing market, amplified in many cases by derivatives and by the Fed's easy money policy.