Sentence examples for institutions while the from inspiring English sources
It's a sad spectacle to see wealthy amateurs guiding the curatorial decisions of respected institutions while the professionals must sit on their hands and keep their mouths shut.
Under the guidance of the UN mission, Kosovar Albanians established central and municipal government institutions, while the UN worked to resolve Kosovo's future status.
Yet the 2008 crises were attached more directly to market institutions, while the 2010 crises are more closely linked to governments.
By 2000, just 34percentt went to academic institutions, while the rest went to investigators working under the direction of either a private research firm like Scirex or a pharmaceutical company.
Under the Northern Ireland Act 2000, Mr. Reid is empowered to suspend and restore the home rule institutions, while the Northern Ireland Act 1998 stipulates a six-week period to fill the vacancy created by Mr. Trimble's resignation.
He predicted that the number of international undergraduates was likely to fall as countries such as China developed its own institutions, while the market in Europe would remain strong.
Yesterday's disclosures were more of an opportunity for Mr. Giuliani's aides to show off their commitment to Lincoln Center, the Guggenheim, the Museum of Modern Art, the New York Public Library and other institutions, while also pumping up the city's economy.
It involves strengthening the civilian institutions, while disciplining the defense institution to focus on its core missions and only the supporting role it ought to be offering civilian statecraft.
Activities are geared towards the creation of conditions for reducing the number of children placed in institutions, while, at the same time, improving the quality of protection and channelling it towards supporting social integration.
Neither of these institutions, while forecasting the implications of the coalition's renewed austerity plan, believes they are realistic.
Specifically, these cards are filled out by medical professionals at health care institutions while attending the birth of the child.
