Sentence examples for better institution from inspiring English sources

It has many flaws that we need to fix, but it is a much better institution than any national parliament.

"There is no better institution to guide the process of renovating Avery Fisher Hall than the Philharmonic, the orchestra for which it was built.

I think there's not a better institution to help set people on a path to develop who they are and who they'd like to be as scholars.

It is a far better institution than it was when I graduated in the mid-1990s, andespiteiteverythingng we've learned in the past week, you cannot deny that a great deal of that has to do with Joe Paterno".

Time then for an exhibition celebrating the unfrumpiness of craft, and, sigh, what better institution than one that recently went through its own makeover, changing its name from the American Craft Museum to the sexier Museum of Arts & Design?

But here we can be confident that if we replaced the monarchy with a president we would not only get a better institution, one that is democratic and accountable, it would be a lot cheaper too.

Often held back by relatively weak infrastructure and poor institutional quality, Break Out countries would do well to foster better institutions that can help nurture and sustain innovation.

I want better institutions in Canada.

First, better institutions will not solve intractable problems.

To grow further Russia needs investment, the reallocation of resources and better institutions, especially property rights.

"You need better institutions, which are more efficient, more able to hear what people are saying.