Sentence examples for remaining societies from inspiring English sources

Many of the country's remaining societies have a similar strong local or regional presence, such as the 140-year-old 140-year-old 140-year-old Leeds

Now, administrators are considering turning some of the remaining societies into clubs open to all, and limiting the number a student can join.

That afternoon, at the annual meeting of the largest remaining society, Nationwide, the result of a ballot for five seats on its board will be announced.

Brian Davis, chief executive of Nationwide, the biggest remaining society, claims that mutuals will be able to beat banks on lending and deposit rates by three-quarters of a percentage point for the foreseeable future.More intense competition is likely to result in consolidation.

There is no doubt that Britain's remaining building societies are in a much stronger position than many of our banks - particularly those that previously were building societies.

The Financial Services Authority is methodically working through the list of remaining building societies to ensure that they are strong enough to withstand the current financial storm.

How fortunate we are to be living in one of the few remaining free societies, with a wealth of information sources available for any citizen.

Suriname encompasses one of the last remaining cultural societies of Maroons in the Americas (Lenoir 1975), numbering 72,000 people (ABS 2005).

They did not care to be called "the only remaining primitive society".

After driving across the country, he called it "the only remaining primitive society" in his 1988 book "America," written in the tradition of Alexis de Tocqueville.

We need to reeducate ourselves and realize that only if we unite we will remain viable societies.