Sentence examples for institutions raised from inspiring English sources

The top 20 institutions raised a total of $8.41 billion, $745.3 million more than the top 20 in 2007.

Outside of Oxbridge, only four other institutions raised more than £20m, while 46 raised between £1m and £20m, and 53 raised between £100,000 and £1m.

Augmedix doesn't mention any change in its platform strategy in its announcement of this funding news, and Pristine, another Glass-focused startup deploying the hardware in medical institutions, raised $5.4 million in its first funding round in September.

This year, for example, California public institutions raised tuition and fees by 32%, admitted more out-of-state and international applicants who pay the higher non-resident sticker price, and fewer of the academically talented but economically disadvantaged in-state students it was built to serve.

Lifting the ban on monitoring religious institutions raises similar issues.

The issue of the use of ICT s) in educational institutions raises many interests but also questions.

Some have said it makes Americans less attractive as clients for financial institutions, raising the cost of doing business overseas.

"Increasing the amount of loss-absorbing capital in these institutions raises the overall financial stability of the system," Mr. Hoenig said in an interview.

The larger institutions raise and disburse millions of dollars every year to victims of conflict, a fraction of what Christian and Jewish charities distribute.

Aside from the voting, the roles of two other unique institutions raise eyebrows among those new to such vagaries: the office of the "Remembrancer" and the "City Cash".

And private colleges are waiting to see how much public institutions raise tuition; most do not set rates until state budgets are firm.