Sentence examples for work for institutions from inspiring English sources

Some people went to work for institutions like the Gay Men's Health Crisis and for pharmaceutical companies, Mr. Hubbard said.

Between his regular scientific work for institutions like Los Alamos, Harvard and U.C.L.A., Dr. Heller managed to win for himself occasional showings of his landscape paintings and photos.

Our main concern is that we don't print too few sets and end up unable to reprint and supply the work for institutions that do want it.

In Britain, public-sector work for institutions such as the BBC and the Department of Social Security accounted for almost a third of the entire consulting market that year.

Noting that many LPs work for institutions like pension funds and universities and have investment committees to answer to, he borrowed the old catchphrase that "no one ever got fired for buying IBM," meaning LPs often prefer to write checks to established firms rather than gamble on up-and-comers.

Even worse, it cited people who work for institutions that Peterson finances, without noting a conflict of interest.

"We worked for institutions that were good and strong".

"We worked for institutions that were good and strong". At the same time, they were making their own product.

Two other directors on the audit committee, Wendy L. Gramm and John Mendelsohn, worked for institutions that received substantial donations from Enron and its officials, those institutions confirmed.

Lord Patten has spent his professional life working for institutions which can no longer command the deference they thought of as their right.

We are working for institutions that claim to open doors to career opportunities even as they etch contingency into their hiring practices.