Sentence examples for institutions will start from inspiring English sources

The work can be disheartening when progress is slow, but I hope health institutions will start thinking how to better organise themselves.

It's unclear yet whether some of the incumbents (i.e. large financial institutions) will start adopting some of ZestFinance's models in underwriting, but the company is certainly an interesting acquisition target for any of the giants.

I also believe that more and more religious institutions will start to see people doing exactly what my grandmother did: walking out the church doors because they trust love, their own or their friends', more than threats and judgements.

The new institution will start training the country's executives this month, offering part-time MBA courses from next year and full-time MBAs from 2005.

" Our institution will start focusing on producing research evidence on non-communicable diseases prevention and control, as it is one of our top HPSR priorities.

Now all the two councils have to agree on is a name for the institution, which will start life in September 2004, and a new vice-chancellor - both Sir Martin and Professor Garfield are retiring.

The two institutions will begin offering a joint master's degree starting this September, with joint bachelor's and doctoral programs to start the following September.

Already three major institutions have announced that they will start hiring immediately for the newly created "junior professor" positions.

Four of its students have won places at Oxbridge, while 68 of its 160-strong cohort will start at Russell Group institutions in September.

In December 2014, Transparify will start re-assessing all institutions we rated earlier this year, allowing us to track and precisely quantify this shift towards greater transparency.

Without a sustained effort, UNICEF fears that children will start going back to institutions in the coming years.