Sentence examples for win foundation from inspiring English sources

High-performing hospitals that win "foundation" status are being encouraged to do even better since they can keep financial surpluses and reinvest them in services.Second, hospitals are facing much greater pressure from outside the NHS.

In addition, hospitals need to get out of the cycle of trying to win foundation status and the regulator needs to be more rigorous in granting that status to failing trusts.

The fact that Billy Martin built a winning foundation as the Yankees' manager in the mid-to-late 1970s was merely a prelude to what Steinbrenner later turned him into — a tool of agitation for whenever the Boss was bored and needed to set off fireworks just because he could, or couldn't help himself.

This year, Aoki is donating to scientific pursuits: fans can vote on four brain research foundations chosen by Aoki; one dollar from every ticket on his Aokify America 2013 tour will be donated to the winning foundation. .

At Edinburgh Academy, first under the rectorship of Lionel Smith, who had turned down the headmastership of Eton, and then Clarence Seaman, Prosser was given a scholarship-winning foundation in Classics by three remarkable teachers, BL Peel, GW Rowe and M Longson.

The George London Foundation has arranged a series of concerts that bring established singers together with younger ones who have recently won the foundation's awards.

This time, Leslie won the foundation's award for individual achievement in a team sport.

Not winning a foundation scholarship can be devastating to some young musicians, said Ms. Naor, a former professional flutist and recipient.

Mary E. Edsall has won the foundation's Lillian Moore Award for her "Core Collection in Dance," published by the Association of College and Research Libraries, a division of the American Library Association in Chicago.

In 1965 he won a Foundation Scholarship to study under John Lambert at the Royal College of Music, and in 1966, produced his first significant work the 17-minute orchestral piece Requiem for the Children of Aberfan.

Sheffield's teaching-hospitals trust was among the first 20 to win this cherished "foundation" status in 2004.