Sentence examples for institutions while in from inspiring English sources

How did America develop these incredibly rigid sports institutions, while in Europe the leagues are just much more freewheeling?

He noted that in Austria, 17 abuse cases were found in Catholic institutions, while in the same period 510 abuse cases were found "in other areas".

In the case of statistical discrimination, the solution in terms of policy would be to reduce asymmetric information (e.g., improving knowledge about foreign skills, education, and institutions), while in the case of taste-based discrimination, it would be to increase the culture of integration (e.g., intervention in schools and voluntary associations).

In the state of São Paulo, 68.8 % of students were enrolled at private institutions, while in Espírito Santo, this figure reached 84.0%%.

Insisting she would listen to the 1 million Scottish voters who voted to leave the EU, she suggested that a partial explanation for why the result was different north of the border lay in the explanation that the vote reflected a loss of confidence and trust in UK institutions, while trust in the Scottish government remained high.

The measures will allegedly ensure the stable payment of pensions and social allowances, create a financial system, establish regulations governing budgetary processes, set up a temporary banking system, which will in turn support socially vulnerable people, and create financial institutions while remaining in the Hryvnia zone.

The law limited protection to items held at religious institutions, while articles in private ownership remained unprotected.

It was the biggest and most exciting tech IPO since Google, and analysts lavished the company with praise while institutions piled in driving the stock higher.

Of this total, 68 243 students (61.68 %) were enrolled in 109 private institutions, while 42 406 (38.32 %) in the 74 public institutions.

The majority of the researchers (62.4%) worked primarily in academic institutions, while 25.6% worked in public hospitals; 7.3% in private hospitals; 1.5% in the ministry; 0.8% in a research centre; and 2.4% in other sectors.

She had been in one of Stalin's prison camps for 11 years, during which time her daughters - Lenina (sic) and Lyudmila, Matthews's mother, who only narrowly escaped being named Stalina - had fended for themselves, sometimes together, sometimes apart, for a while in institutions, often simply roaming the Russian countryside.