Examples of UK institution in a sentence
Further, as part of the reforms required by the BRRD, other deposits will be preferred in the insolvency hierarchy ahead of all other unsecured senior creditors of a UK institution.
Accordingly, if the "bail-in" tool were to be exercised by the UK resolution authority, unsecured securities (including CSi-issued Securities) would be more likely to be bailed-in than certain other unsubordinated liabilities of the UK institution such as other preferred deposits.
The legislative institutions of the EU can create or abrogate rules of law which will then apply domestically, without the specific sanction of any UK institution.
However, if the UK student intends to work in French, they would then need to complete the assessment and could participate in a language course.If an overseas student enrolled at a UK institution is going to undertake a mobility in English, then it is at the institution’s discretion to determine the level of proficiency.
Transfer of funds to overseas institutions: The funds associated with the award will be paid to the UK institution in the first instance.
The stipend payable to Fellows holding their Fellowship overseas will be based on that which would be payable were they to hold the Fellowship at an equivalent UK institution and will be fixed on a case by case basis.
If the student is attending a FT course at an approved (fee cap) provider with an Access and Participation plan and TEF award, Regulation 23(7B) provides that if the student undertakes less than 10 weeks of study at the UK institution in an academic year a reduced fee loan limit applies.
The UK Horizon Europe guarantee will cover MSCA Global Fellowships that have their return phase hosted by a UK institution in the original proposal.
Applicants who have applied to be hosted outside the UK and wish to move their project to a UK institution are advised to contact us at EUGrantsFunding@ukri.org before applying.
The university will also consider a Bachelor’s or Master’s degree or higher (or overseas equivalent) gained at a UK institution when a minimum grade of 60%/Merit (or overseas equivalent grade) has been achieved, as meeting the requirement for an Academic Excellence award.