Sentence examples for a distinct institution from inspiring English sources

The present University of Salerno is a distinct institution founded in 1970.

Yale officials take pains to explain that Yale-N.U.S., which will be paid for entirely by Singapore, will not be Yale but a distinct institution with its own president and its own diploma.

The Inquisition soon became a distinct institution, directly responsible to the pope, in which sectarian judges would coerce confessions from suspected heretics through the use of torture and lengthy confinement in dark, damp, and filthy dungeons.

It becomes clearer under the Lisbon Treaty with the division of the European Council as a distinct institution with a fixed President.

The Council of Ministers adopted more qualified majority voting and the European Council was made a distinct institution with a permanent president.

The Board has all the rights, powers, and duties that it has with respect to the organization and control of other institutions in the System; however, UH is maintained as a separate and distinct institution.

Although the empire was reconstituted in the 12th century on the basis of Roman law and the understanding of the empire as a distinct sacred institution (sacrum imperium), it broke down during the 13th century as the result of a new struggle between the emperors and several successive popes.

In ancient republics, such as Athens and Rome, the constitution provided, as do the constitutions of most modern states, for a distribution of powers among distinct institutions.

Since he was 6, Brooks has been either a Cub Scout, a Boy Scout or an Eagle Scout -- he emphasizes that they are distinct institutions -- and he has the demeanor of a handsome, sturdy golden retriever puppy.

The DIBRIS-IGG setup will be used as a test-bed for data and file sharing across distinct institutions.

Locke is not opposed to having distinct institutions called courts, but he does not see interpretation as a distinct function or power.