Sentence examples for institutions spending from inspiring English sources

At public institutions, spending on instruction declined from 2002 to 2005, and increased in 2006, but the increases did not make up for earlier reductions.

But it would encourage a series of changes reining in the generals, building up democratic institutions, spending more on health and education, rejecting Islamist terrorism, rethinking its approach to Afghanistan which could start to transform the country.

While this might seem an inflated figure, our estimate a year ago of most institutions spending between 0.75% and 1.5% of their revenue on marketing, including staff costs, now seems conservative.

In the US, for example, competition between providers led to increased spend on marketing and recruitment, with for-profit institutions spending 22.7% of revenue on this area – 5% more than is spent on teaching.

At Leeds and, it transpires, several other Russell Group institutions, spending is already being reigned in.

Educational institutions spent a record $41.5 billion on construction last year, according to a survey by the trade magazine, American School and University.

In part, that is because those institutions spend only a small part of their investment earnings each year.

The institutions spent an average of 4.3 percent of their endowment in fiscal 2010, and on average, annual giving paid for 6.2 percent of their operating budgets.

The court now lets moneyed institutions spend unlimited amounts in politics, so the court must allow this essential part of the Arizona system and mechanisms like it.

Curators at both institutions spent years scrutinizing paintings, architectural ornaments, tapestries and stained glass that portray various professions, religions and nationalities.

The Art Fund has spent five months gathering statistics on how much some of the world's biggest institutions spend on adding to their collections.