Sentence examples for may be institutions from inspiring English sources

Grayson said that, from Herz' testimony, it seemed that "there may be institutions that are insolvent and they haven't been forced to write down their books to the point [of insolvency] yet, and those are maybe the same institutions that are asking us to modify the mark-to-market rules so that they won't have to admit that they're bankrupt.

The former suggests that the use of PEEP may be institution specific.

While this limitation decreases the generalizability of our study to other settings, our hypothesis that there may be institution specific risk factors for readmission may be best studied in a single site setting.

IT MAY be that institutions, like people, need to make mistakes in life, in order to learn from them.

Child care centres may be formal institutions or home-based.

But it may be the institution itself which was at fault.

In this model, both the repository owner and the investigator (who may be at different institutions) may have IRB protocols from their respective institutions.

In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to institutions she passionately loved and supported, The China Institute and The Morgan Library.

"Otherwise," says Pecht, "the inclination may be for some institutions to sweep the problem under the rug".

This intervention may be adopted by institutions with websites oriented to motivate HIV testing among similar MSM populations.

While national policies and strategies for combating obesity may be new, the institutions used to implement them are not.