Sentence examples for proposed institution from inspiring English sources

Last March, he received tax-exempt status from the Internal Revenue Service, and he is still looking for space to house his proposed institution.

Reviewers may also be quite familiar with your current or proposed institution as well as the research conducted there (they might even be a MIT faculty member) and therefore they will probably have a good idea if the research can be accomplished.

The HOLC [Home Owners Loan Corporationn, a Depression-era government entity that bought bad mortgages, much like the currently proposed institution to buy bad mortgage products], for example, ultimately bought 20% of mortgages, and the 20% they bought were a lot of the most compromised mortgages, and they still made a profit.

Australian diplomats, for example, publicly voiced concerns about transparency and lending standards of the proposed institution.

Wilbur A. Carlton, a student at Emory College in 1910, described his experiences at the school at the time: Soon, the Georgia Methodist Conference began discussing transforming Emory College into a university, with Birmingham and Atlanta both bidding to host the proposed institution.

The proposed institution-based innovation platform might overcome some of these difficulties.

He proposed institutions for regulating the poor and, to facilitate this, he drew up a map of what he called Pauperland.

This number is needed because our original CCNE was large and the current momentum on several projects requires the proposed institutions.

To confound the sceptics, Mr Rudd's proposed institutions would need not just to match APEC's longevity, but to improve on its record as an ineffective talking-shop.

It inaugurated a pan-African parliament in March 2004 - one of a number of proposed institutions.

If there are any questions or concerns, the proposing institution should contact the SAO Grant Awards Section prior to submitting the proposal.