Sentence examples for institutions would be given from inspiring English sources

General information about the harmful effects of substances and suggestions regarding treatment for substance use, including possible referral to specialty substance use treatment institutions, would be given.

They are both acutely aware of the criticism that engulfed the Guggenheim Museum in 1999, when it was announced that Giorgio Armani, who had pledged a reported fifteen-million-dollar gift to the institution, would be given a retrospective exhibition there.

In that speech, Osborne signalled that after a sale of Lloyds shares to major institutions, retail investors would be given the chance to buy shares.

The Federal Reserve, which under the bill would be given the task of overseeing the biggest financial institutions, has kept a low profile as the debate rages.

The participants were told that a preliminary report would be given to the management team or head of their institution just before the researchers left their institution.

Under this new undertaking, bishops would be given the power to appoint school governors — unpaid private citizens who volunteer to oversee the performance of educational institutions.

Simply put, the appeal or demand that sought to be satisfied by the existing state, global monetary institutions, or corporations, national or transnational, would be giving more power to the very sources of inequality, and in that way aiding and abetting the reproduction of inequality itself.

All that debate about giving public dollars to religious institutions would be moot― silly old separation of church and state is no longer a problem.

The regulatory agency gave no details about what areas of banking in which private institutions would be allowed to operate.

Financial institutions would be able to borrow.

Aid from foreign financial institutions would be strictly conditional.