Institutions in a sentence

This government has deliberately reduced the budget of security sector institutions like they did with integrity institutions, in an attempt to weaken these institutions.

And we have to organize around those issues both in the institutions that already exist, whether it’s your church or your union or your school or your campus, and in new institutions that address specific issues.

Financial institutions with legal gambling establishments want to cooperate with time-tested financial institutions.

For those institutions that qualify for inclusion in the subject table, each score is compared to the average score achieved by the other institutions that qualify, using standard deviations to gain a normal distribution of standardised scores (S-scores).

In addition to the demons of the id, we recognise that none of the institutions that we design around our values will ever work perfectly (hence imperfect socialisations, to begin with), so we create macro-institutions to deal with these exigencies.

It specifically expressed concerns regarding laws that prohibit disrespect for authority, flags, symbols, and institutions, emphasizing that such laws should not inhibit criticism of institutions, including the military.

It’s the people versus the institutions, and many people now side with the institutions.

Lincoln wrote it because he sensed a growing disregard in the land for America’s political institutions (just like today), and he was worried about how those institutions were going to perpetuate themselves in the long run.

Since these institutions function solely on the web without physical presence, criminals use the anonymity offered by digitization to target these financial institutions.

Some Nigerian bank officials and debtors had also been made to account for the collapse of financial institutions under the Banks and Other Financial Institutions Act as about 160 bank executives were clamped into detention.

The CBK is the main regulator of banks, microfinance institutions, and other financial institutions that accept deposits from the public.

The forum sought to explore how anti-graft institutions, Civil Society Organizations (CSOs) and the public can make public servants and institutions more accountable.

When asked about institutions controlled by Hamas in the Gaza Strip, 71% indicated that there is corruption in these institutions.

When our political institutions fail to promote rigorous civic engagement with dissenting views, academic institutions must step up to the task of fostering that environment – and it is about time GW stepped up.

When the UA System board sent out guidelines for the budgeting process to all its institutions at the end of March, it limited institutions from raising tuition and fees by more than the Higher Education Price Index of 5.2%.

And thus far, the institutions of government and the good people that populate those institutions have been willing to sacrifice the safety of all of those people.

A similar directive was issued to public enterprises, local institutions, universities, councils, and other institutions.

By the turn of the century, China began aligning its educational institutions with Western academic standards, using success metrics rooted in ranking systems established largely by the Western institutions.

I am pleased to announce that several institutions in this state have completed the process of verifying their students’ applications, and as a result, we will be presenting cheques to these institutions.

If we continue to teach our young people that our norms and institutions are evil, we cannot count on those norms and institutions continuing to function.