Sentence examples for note institutions from inspiring English sources

As Sorokin and Merton (1938) note, institutions concerning time arrangement are directly related to social cooperation.

"In the end," Douglas notes, "institutions are meant to change less rapidly than the world around them, or they would not be institutions". 1.

In addition, Guestworkers notes, institutions ranging from fraudulent, fly-by-night diploma mills to reputable, established universities exploit other financial incentives in the current student visa system to attract foreign students for their own financial benefit. .

Starr: As we've noted, institutions are apparently avoiding initiating these suits.

As many observers have repeatedly noted, institutions that are too big to fail pose a clear risk to the financial system.

Note to institutions contemplating a similar move: The aftermath wasn't all grim.

Please note: Some institutions offer lower-division-level courses in the above areas.

However, Friedrich was careful to note that institutions must reflect social and political reality, and without belief in their legitimacy they are greatly weakened.

They note that institutions that would not have looked at oil and gas issues a few months ago are now adding these holdings.

Others note that institutions have differing policies on what constitutes sexual harassment; behaviour that might be punished at one university — such as sexual relationships between faculty members and students — might not be at another.

It is important to note that institutions' "net position" remains short or bearish but the trend has been to greatly reduce bearish posture.