Sentence examples for its institutions will from inspiring English sources

"In the end, it's in their interest to cooperate in this effort," said Leon E. Panetta, a member of the board and the chief of staff in the Clinton White House, because, "if we don't restore trust, the church and its institutions will be damaged".

WASHINGTON — No one in the Obama White House believes that, by themselves, the newest rounds of sanctions against Iran's military-run businesses, its shipping lines and its financial institutions will force Tehran to halt its 20-year-long drive for a nuclear capability.

His untimely death isn't likely to throw the country into a crisis, but in the months ahead its democratic institutions will be tested.

Some things just get better when they move to Brooklyn — Walt Whitman Arthur Millerr; the former New Jersey Nets and MTVTV is hoping that one of its signature institutions will benefit from the aura exuded by the borough of Spike Lee, Chris Rock, Coney Island and artisanal pickles.

It is also passing on the rights to use the Olympic brand to the banks that issue its charge cards: some 950 financial institutions will join its marketing push.Visa's first Olympic campaign was brutal.

Reports of cabinet disagreements on this matter offer some hope that the common interests of the nation and its world-class HE institutions will prevail.

We hope Britain, with its genius in creating institutions, will help us to create solid European institutions.

Other educational institutions will follow its lead.

The bank, a conglomerate of New York-based financial institutions, will hold its annual meeting of shareholders in Tampa, Fla., on May 21.

The Metropolitan Opera has set up a reserve fund to cover unfulfilled pledges, a practice once limited to more humble organizations like the United Way, and fund-raisers in New York say other white-shoe institutions will follow its lead.

It is certain some institutions will have their ratings cut.