Sentence examples for three institutions that from inspiring English sources

They do not mention Jackson Heights or budget cuts, but focus on the three institutions that represent the network's medical base in Queens.

She would have forfeited her two-bedroom home in Decatur to one of the three institutions that have claimed — at the same time, mind you — to hold title to it.

Still, "the view of everybody involved on the inside is that given that these are three institutions that have not had a history of working in that way together, it worked surprisingly well," Mr. Thomsen, the Greek mission chief, said.

Sir Eric Richardson, who has died aged 101, was an exponent of polytechnic education who headed three institutions that have developed into universities - Salford, City and Westminster - and was a leader of 20th-century evangelical Christianity.

Officials from the three institutions that are keeping the near-bankrupt nation financially afloat — the European Commission, the monetary fund and the European Central Bank — are demanding another round of spending cuts and reforms to justify a release of as much as 30 billion euros ($39 billion) in the months ahead.

Although there are quite a few specialist programmes on offer around the country, three institutions that are offering a broad-brush MA in Japanese studies are the University of Leeds, the University of Sheffield and the School of Oriental and Asian Studies SOASS, part of the University of London).

Twenty-five insthattions that perform bariatric surgery responded.

(Lincoln Center was one of four institutions that commissioned the work).

Arguably, the only two institutions that survived his rule are the family and the mosque.

The merger combined these two institutions that had their own long and distinguished histories.

"But this is only a voluntary data release, and there are around a hundred institutions that were not covered.