Sentence examples for institutions successfully from inspiring English sources

U.S. and Asian institutions successfully lobbied to preserve local rules that let them count a percentage of future tax deductions for losses as Tier 1 capital.

American and Asian institutions successfully lobbied to preserve local rules that let them count a percentage of future tax deductions for losses as Tier 1 capital.

This Friday (4 April) we'll be gathering experts online to discuss the qualities needed by university leaders if they are to steer their institutions successfully through financial difficulties without losing the support and goodwill of the academic community.

Clemmons currently works for a small biotech company in San Diego and recently founded SSC Enterprises, a consulting firm that concentrates on helping academic and industrial institutions successfully recruit, retain, and transition students of color into fulfilling science and engineering careers.

This is a successful example of a CAM institution successfully leveraging research grant funding to enhance research infrastructure.

(Alexis de Toqueville, who saw this phenomenon up close, wrote that "democratic institutions most successfully develop sentiments of envy in the human heart").

Mr. Rai, who is India's comptroller and auditor general, said that growing citizen participation coupled with stronger regulatory institutions are successfully reducing corruption and increasing transparency.

The institutions that successfully evolved to deal with this natural order were conservative ones, founded in sentiment, tradition and judgment, like limited government and a system of balances to curb unchecked power, he explains.

I came to Kenya in 2009 to work as a microfinance rating analyst and what you saw was the institutions that successfully incorporated mobile money is their operating expense figures suddenly started to plummet.

Microcredit institutions that successfully mobilise savings, remittances and public and private investment funding, and then profitably channel this largesse into microcredit applications, effectively de-fund the very enterprise sectors most closely associated with sustainable local economic development and poverty reduction.

Second, the principles identified by Elinor Ostrom as being crucial for institutions to successfully manage commons provide us with a fruitful analytic framework to assess DWS performance and sustainability.