Sentence examples for institutions state from inspiring English sources

Extreme inequality tempts some in our society to opt out of Britain's shared institutions: state schools, NHS hospitals, even taxes.

"It's very difficult for colleges and universities to do development now with endowments down, the credit crunch, and if they're public institutions, state budget problems," said Randall Shearin, the editor of Student Housing Business magazine.

A bill now in Congress would lower the level of government supervision of two institutions, State Street and Bank of New York, that practice "custodial banking," and would exempt a larger category of big but not enormous banks from regular stress tests.

The result of a 3-year collaboration between 12 prominent tropical research institutions, State of the Tropics grew out of an effort to acknowledge the region as an environmental and geopolitical entity in its own right.

An additional external factor of the model is the role of international institutions, state and non-state institutions in facilitating and supporting the collaborative system as represented by the box marked B9 in the figure.

Doctors in this study faced investigation by their institutions, state medical boards, and state and local prosecutors.

Most institutions stated that they had a specific focus (77.2%).

Among them are international institutions, states, independent bodies established by states, NGOs, producers, and users.

Among them are international institutions, states, their governments, independent bodies established by states, NGOs, producers, and users.

Almost all institutions stated that they are planning on moving into a network-based solution, such as XDS/XDS-I in the near future (Table 2).

With 200 250 participants annually, the diversity of institutions, states and countries has expanded along with the number of peer-reviewed presentations resulting from investigator-initiated research.