Sentence examples for the foreign institutions from inspiring English sources

By lending directly to Burmese companies, the foreign institutions could not only have boosted their access to credit, but also helped them modernise.

(This was not true of inflows into developed markets, however, suggesting that those are indeed fairly efficient).But are the foreign institutions simply better informed, or are they actually moving prices through changes in their investment patterns?

But under questioning, Mr. Messemer acknowledged today that the F.B.I. had found some letters but had no evidence they were either mailed or received by the foreign institutions, which were in countries like Australia, France, Singapore and Switzerland.

Models, forms, procedures and software tools to support the process in the foreign institutions visited were analysed and were presented by the trainees but were not applied.

Moreover, the debt restructurings of 2010 and 2013 didn't touch the foreign institutions, known as official creditors, which hold a little less than half of the external debt.

But perhaps more importantly, the US government can't legislate what foreign institutions do and if the foreign institutions "fail," the fallout will still reach the US, particularly in those companies that have exposure to those foreign entities.

Many public universities, especially, encourage students to deal directly with the foreign institution to lower costs, even if they also have arrangements with outside providers.

** So check with the appropriate authorities whether the foreign institution (and the degree programme you wish to pursue) is accredited.

Your application must demonstrate that "the foreign institution and sponsor offer unique opportunities and clear scientific advantages over positions currently available in the United States".

For example, the guidelines for the NIH NRSA postdoctoral fellowships (F32) ask applicants requesting foreign training to "show that the foreign institution and sponsor offer unique opportunities that are not currently available in the United States".

However, as NIH puts it: "Applicants requesting fellowship support for foreign research training must show in the application that the foreign institution and sponsor offer unique opportunities and clear scientific advantages over positions currently available in the United States".