Sentence examples for institutions were seen from inspiring English sources

In the UK, the two most vulnerable institutions were seen as Royal Bank of Scotland and HBOS.

Mandelson was recently forced to deny allegations that he was pursuing a "utilitarian" agenda in which academic institutions were seen as a production line dedicated to delivering graduates to meet industry's needs.

MUMBAI, India — The Indian cabinet approved a bill on Monday that would allow foreign universities to set up campuses in the country, a major break with a previous policy in which outside institutions were seen as a threat to the education system.

Strong public institutions were seen as bulwarks against, in turn, mass poverty, fascism, and then communism.

Similarly, the performance of prayers, support from family members and other patients with hypertension and counseling from religious institutions were seen as factors reinforcing adequate medication use.

Parturients in these institutions were seen at the PMTCT/post natal clinic and family planning clinic six weeks post partum; for post natal care and family planning counseling and there after offered contraceptive methods of their choice, for those who desire early contraception.

Globally, religious institutions are seen as least corrupt.

Institutions are seen as bourgeois, stuffy and speaking a language people don't understand".

Though most public institutions are seen as corrupt and ineffective, the church enjoys high public trust.

The new financial institutions are seen by many as nothing less than a challenge to the existing financial world order led by the IMF and the World Bank.

Welsh political institutions are seen as providing a degree of protection against the depredations of Westminster rather than an embodiment of an alternative politics.