Sentence examples for safe institutions from inspiring English sources

At the same time, seemingly safe institutions in more solid economies like France and Germany hold vast amounts of bonds from their more shaky neighbors, like Spain, Portugal and Greece.

Schools are no longer safe institutions.

The idealization of institutions such as marriage and family might also constrain girls' freedom to exercise their sexual and reproductive rights, by overseeing girls' vulnerability to sexual abuse, violence and other violations of rights of girls living within those "safe" institutions [ 55- 57].

Then secure the money in a safe institution that does not charge you large fees.

The greatest risk of tumour relapse is within the first year of remission and early pregnancy can compromise both the surveillance systems used to detect relapse as well as the safe institution of subsequent therapies.

Lawmakers and regulators have failed to remake our system with smaller, safer institutions.

"Banks will unarguably be safer institutions," said Anders Kvist, head of group treasury at SEB, a bank based in Stockholm that has operations throughout Europe.

These are the assets that might well have been transferred out of the countries of residence, to safer institutions in neutral countries, or in Britain and America.

Some of the Street's safest institutions — or those that hoped to be perceived as safe — turned out not to be, while some perceived as risky are so far sailing through.

What has been happening, though, Spanish bankers say, is that deposits have been moving from riskier savings banks like Bankia to safer institutions like Santander and BBVA, both of which benefit from having substantial international operations.

It would require the largest banks to break up into smaller, safer institutions, and bar banks that do the boring business of extending loans and accepting deposits from playing in the riskier world of securities trading.