Sentence examples for built institutions from inspiring English sources

The antigovernment conservatives and the unions have built institutions and bases of support.

"We have built institutions in this district that I will be reminding the voters of during the campaign," Mr. Green said.

Our communities in the past were built by using the pennies and the time of miners who built institutions like our libraries.

The leaders of the Scottish environment hoped that progress might come gradually and organically — if individuals were given the liberty to develop their own responsible habits and if they themselves built institutions to guide them on their way.

The American capitalists-turned-statesmen of an earlier generation Douglas Dillon, Averell Harriman, Robert Lovett, John McCloy, Dean Acheson, Paul Nitze took risks, built institutions, helped rebuild postwar Europe, befriended their foreign counterparts: in short, they cultivated an internationalist sensibility at their core.

A guest at the fringe, the Rwandan high commissioner to the UK, Williams Nkurunziza, said that his country appreciated what Labour had done in office, particularly its use of direct budget support which built institutions which could then contribute to sustainable development, and which was suspended in 2012.

You have to build institutions.

He failed to build institutions of basic public order, administration, or power-sharing.

This movement will have to build institutions to support the leaders who make the hard bargains.

America will give Afghans more time and space to build institutions to govern themselves.

His main thrust was that it takes time and stability to build institutions.