Sentence examples for back to institutions from inspiring English sources

Communism bequeathed little regard for private property or civic duty, and left big networks of patronage dating back to institutions such as the KGB.

All of these artists gave their works, I think, because, as David Hockney said when announcing his latest gift, they want to give something back to institutions with which they feel they have a special relationship.

"I also find it extremely important to give back to institutions [that] have helped shape you as the person you are today".

Without a sustained effort, UNICEF fears that children will start going back to institutions in the coming years.

Patients undergoing surgery between 1989 and 2001 were considered in this study; all patients agreeing to come back to Institutions were considered; they were interviewed about current therapies, and underwent anthropometric evaluation, ECG recording, and heart rate and blood pressure measurement, fasting blood sampling for glucose and lipid determination.

The rapid changes also prompted antiquarian studies as Roman senators looked back to archaic institutions and religious rituals of the distant past to legitimize or criticize the present.

The salary survey did say that "a growing number of presidents" have given money back to their institutions and cited Mr. Gee of Ohio State among them.

More than half of the public offering proceeds went back to development institutions that had invested in Compartamos when it moved from being a nonprofit to a commercial venture in 2000.

I've asked a bunch of people if they think people understand the circular flow of debts and how it is that much of this money is owed back to German institutions, and nobody seems to think the answer is yes.

The Unity Through Knowledge Fund offers the Homeward Grant to attract Croatian scientists abroad back to Croatian institutions.

While some criminals hope to ransom lost artworks back to the institutions from which they were stolen, this strategy rarely works, according to Dick Ellis, because paying out ransoms, as well as being illegal, only encourages further thefts.