Sentence examples for unless institutions from inspiring English sources

But even such access is insufficient unless institutions have the resolve and resources to adequately guide student outcomes.

Proponents say fusing them would improve planning and cut costs, perhaps helping to narrow the economic gap between London and the south-east and the rest of England.Concentrating power in the hands of unelected agencies would raise hackles unless institutions are made more democratic.

Despite the fact that creating an IDP benefits postdocs and mentors, IDP use will likely remain low unless institutions and research mentors encourage trainees to engage in this process.

But unless individual institutions start committing to clean energy, no momentum will build for collective action.

It also means that, unless the institutions are equally matched in stature, one can free-ride on the reputation of the other.

Dani Rodrik, a development economist, points out that economic growth does not buy stability unless political institutions mature at the same time.

Unless those institutions and local councils are held to account, there really is no point in the existence of a paper at all.

HSBC, Barclays, Royal Bank of Scotland, Lloyds and Santander were all among those targeted by customers, who are concerned about global warming, and are threatening to close their bank accounts unless the institutions sever their ties with fossil fuel industries.

"Europe's millions of smartphone customers will continue to face rip-off data roaming prices unless European institutions take real action now," said Bengt Beier, an organizer of Europeans for Fair Roaming, an advocacy group with 130,000 members campaigning for a reduction in roaming fees far beyond what is proposed in the new legislation.

In 1995 he signed a law that made it legal for Texas residents to carry concealed weapons, and in 1997 he expanded that law to allow concealed weapons in churches and hospitals unless those institutions expressly prohibit weapons on their premises.

That sounds fine unless an institution becomes insolvent and local offices suddenly need to stand on their own two feet.