Sentence examples for whose institution from inspiring English sources

Care managers whose institution had a heat protocol considered institutional-level measures to be 'very important' slightly more often (32% of all answers compared to 23% for other managers).

whose institution had lent most of the items on display.

"It was quite a relief," said Mr. Andrews, whose institution has no paid employees.

The man who redrew the map of British art and whose institution is so effective that - well, that it creates enemies like this? Look, the Tate is just a museum.

But miraculously the administration was able to produce an instant endorsement from John Mendelsohn of the M. D. Anderson Cancer Center in Houston -- who we now know is an Enron board member whose institution received $600,000 in Enron lucre.

By this past summer, "every law school whose institution receives federal funds caved to the military's demands," according to the complaint filed yesterday in Newark before Judge John C. Lifland.

The history of the world is strewn with the remains of societies whose institutions failed to adapt to ecological change, but the determinants of institutional fragility are difficult to identify in the historical record.

The tax would be split, in normal circumstances, between the countries whose institutions were involved.

Some 75 percent of workers whose institutions promoted vaccination got the flu vaccine.

"We are a religious people, whose institutions presuppose a Supreme Being," the Supreme Court said in 1952.

Some community bankers, whose institutions are stronger than the large money center banks, agree.