Sentence examples for institutions setting from inspiring English sources

We also may see private sector institutions setting up partnerships in universities.

During his four decades of rule, Muammar Gaddafi dismantled most institutions, setting himself up as the sole ruler.

There he is, chalk in hand at the blackboard, unencumbered by lofty degrees from elite institutions, setting it all straight for us.

The complaints of the plaintiffs in the current Student for Fair Admission (SFFA) v. Harvard case relate to a larger problem: skepticism about the honesty, integrity, and legality of higher education institutions setting their own admission policies.

One worry is that consumers could be spooked by a severe attack on one bank, then rush to pull funds from their own institutions, setting off a sweeping run.

Institutions set their own targets, but are asked to benchmark themselves against their competitors.

Oxford University is among many institutions set to make a decision in the coming months.

"These institutions set the tone for the capital markets," said William Patterson, director of the A.F.L.-C.I.O.'s office of investment.

However, the scholarships and bursaries offered by universities may change as institutions set their own eligibility rules.

It's got ombudsmen and a lot of institutions set up to uphold your rights," she says.

Since then, prisoners have been released, institutions set up, proposals developed for police reform and Sinn Fein ministers appointed to government.