Sentence examples for institutions when it comes from inspiring English sources

"The NUS will, I think, do dirty work on behalf of institutions when it comes to banning speakers," she says.

This is because the Government decision to lift the cap on the number of places universities can offer has increased competition among the institutions when it comes to signing up students.

FCA chief executive Martin Wheatley says: "Greater transparency drives greater competition, and the publication of the complaints data lays bare the track record of the UK's financial institutions when it comes to resolving customer conflicts.

As Washington debates health care, this small hospital in a dusty desert town on an Indian reservation, showing its age and struggling to make ends meet, somehow manages to outperform richer, more prestigious institutions when it comes to keeping Caesarean rates down, which saves money and is better for many mothers and infants.

They're trying to make their donors feel really special.' Colleges and universities, occupying 123 of the 400 slots in the survey and historically among the most savvy institutions when it comes to amassing donations, had a 3.3percentt drop in gifts last year.

His conclusion: avoid big bureaucratic institutions when it comes to charity.

Mr. Broad took pains to make clear that the county museum would be "the favored institution" when it came to loans from the Broad Art Foundation.

It's because of the lack of established cultural institutions that when it comes to literature, "poetry has the loudest voice".

It would be great if in the run up to the election Labour wasn't sucked in by the apparent need to present new initiatives and, as often comes along with this, new institutions, particularly when it comes to addressing the skills gap.

How do public and private institutions compare when it comes to research?

Over the past 25 years, Tresor has become one of Germany's greatest techno institutions, but when it comes to techno, there are no international boundaries.