Sentence examples for wounded institutions from inspiring English sources

The problem with doing what we did, kicking the can down the road, is that you have these wounded institutions that are very parsimonious with credit, and, even today, nobody knows what their real state is".

But his repurposing of the nation to serve his personal interests undermined and wounded institutions, violated the constitution and reduced the ANC, which once fought to defeat white minority rule, to a patronage network. .

That will, however, allow us to see the light at the end of the tunnel some time next year, first for the real economies, next for financial markets and finally for the financial system and its wounded institutions.

Military personnel, the wounded, institutions and industries, prisoners and civiliands were evacuated mostly by sea.

If the extensive planning and review process works as proponents hope, big banks will become less hazardous to the public and regulators will be more confident that they can let wounded institutions die without wrecking the economy.

Paulson, according to a September 27, 2008 New York Times piece by Gretchen Morgenson, led a team of regulators and bankers in early September to determine what to do with the most severely wounded financial institutions.

It's an unpleasant tale — one of bruised relationships, conflicting accusations, and a wounded, essential institution.

Wounded, wounded, wounded!

They see a wounded institution, an institution that favors "redistribution," social insurance, health and safety regulations, and other measures that might reduce profit margins, and they figure, "Let's shoot the wounded".

University officials have expressed a willingness to negotiate a new arrangement with the Department of Energy, but clearly the institution's pride has been wounded.

But Haiti's institutions, weak as they were, have been grievously wounded, too.