Sentence examples for small institutional from inspiring English sources
When the audience enters the theater, Mr. Perez is already lying prone on a small institutional bed, endlessly mouthing words.
John C. Bogle Jr. Wellesley Hills, Mass., April 20 , 2010The writer runs a small institutional investment management firm.
Merchandise commemorating, celebrating and — in some instances — practically canonizing Mr. Obama is being sold by companies large and small, institutional and entrepreneurial, familiar (Time Inc).
Mr. Rich of Deutsche Bank said that these investment products were all created in response to feedback from its clients, particularly financial advisers who work with individual investors or small institutional investors.
We are indeed living in something of a golden age of revivals, not merely in repertory houses, whether large or small, institutional or informal, but, most of all, at home, through the availability of DVDs, the deep Internet, and TCM.
With 13 countries queueing up to join the EU in the coming decade, most of them small, institutional reform is becoming urgent.Task one is to find a formula for streamlining the ranks of the commission.
He said that he is looking primarily at smaller institutional investors, including pension funds, universities, endowments and family offices.
Under the terms of the deal, Temasek agreed to buy $2.3 billion of I.C.B.C. shares from Goldman Sachs, with 70 smaller institutional investors purchasing the remaining shares worth a combined $200 million, according to a person with direct knowledge of the matter.
Fellowship programs and smaller institutional programs have also created forums through which students can connect with one another for support.
This experience gave Maples the idea for his investment firm, which is now FLOODGATE, to fill in the gap with a smaller institutional fund.
Health insurance has gained popularity over tax funding, particularly in Africa because tax driven health systems in developing countries face challenges of a small formal sector, low institutional capacity to collect taxes and a lack of tax compliance.
