Sentence examples for built up institutions from inspiring English sources

Going back to Barry Goldwater, Podesta said, conservatives "built up institutions with a lot of influence, a lot of ideas.

"The West should have started to build up institutions of a civil society from Day 1," Mr. McNamara said.

The European Union, too, has been working to build up institutions and civil society in Albania for possible membership down the road.

Fifth, using results-based payments to establish a shadow price on land-use emissions and build up institutions and trust.

As the soldiers of the Islamic State continue in their effort to build up institutions in the north central Syrian city of Raqqa, the Hisbah, or religious police, are tasked with enforcing a particularly harsh form of Sharia law.

For these valuable collections that were built up by institutions before formal consent guidelines were in place, BAC recommends that a national ethical policy be formulated to govern research access.

DURING the financial crisis regulators discovered the hard way how little they knew about the risky derivatives portfolios built up by large financial institutions.

In 1867, the Era newspaper was pronouncing ex cathedra on the subject: "Time in his course has built up pantomime into an institution as venerable as Magna Carta, as sacred as the bill of rights, as dearly cherished as habeas corpus.

The church as an institution built up around the potential for healing and wholeness might be summed up in her life precisely because the point of her narrative is not that she was sexually promiscuous but then overcame it in the desert.

As Mr. Buffett may indicate on Saturday, this makes the derivatives risk look modest, unlike the disastrously oversize exposures built up by highly leveraged financial institutions like the American International Group.

Yet surprisingly, it is China that has built up a strong culture of art institutions".