Sentence examples for much institutions from inspiring English sources

The important think tanks are all very much institutions of the right.

You should also find out how much institutions encourage and facilitate communication between students.

Meanwhile, Labour's shadow universities minister, Gareth Thomas, has said the government may be forced to cut student places and research grants because it has "significantly under-estimated" how much institutions will charge in tuition fees.

Apart from students' satisfaction scores, they ranked the universities according to how much institutions spend per student; their student/staff ratio; the career prospects of their graduates six months after graduation; a value-added score and what grades pupils have to achieve to stand a chance of being offered a place.

The report from Offa sets out how much institutions will be spending on attracting and supporting students from poorer backgrounds.

Ultra-long maturity bonds are not traded much because institutions buy and hold them.

It has much stronger institutions and – most important of all – a floating exchange rate.

Wiseman, who studied law and was a law-school professor, doesn't so much film institutions as discover them.

But like any other open society, America remains vulnerable to terrorist attack no matter how much its institutions are reformed.

Once controlled by local authorities and vocationally orientated, they were freed to compete for students on the same playing field as much older institutions.

The trend is much larger institutions buying much smaller ones.