Sentence examples for confident institution from inspiring English sources

I hope I've left, I believe I've left, the Foreign Office as a more confident institution.

Born in 1934, he grew up plain middle class (his father sold gas appliances), mostly in Michigan, and his Catholic Church was the smiling, confident institution of the fifties, when Bishop Sheen, on TV, answered any questions we might have and the seminaries were bursting with young men eager to be priests.

The Victorian city, with its blustering buildings and confident institutions, is one of our great achievements, yet we retain a queasy ambiguity about its value.

UBS, like H.P. and Yahoo, is a once-confident institution still in search of a coherent strategy.

We therefore need self-confident institutions that will unabashedly transmit God's guidance and love.

The Catholic Church is one of the only self-confident institutions that regard this world as insufficient and that orients itself around another one.

But there it stands, a big, serious, confident, new institution with more than 50,000 square feet of gallery space and a collection worth hundreds of millions of dollars in a region almost devoid of art museums.

46 per cent admitted they do not know their university's stance on drunken sexual harassment, and only 34 per cent felt very confident their institution would believe them if they reported an incident.

Mr. Moore said he was confident that his institution would be one of the recipients.

The politicians are confident that the institution will, endure and will bring about great changes in political life.

"If your employer or funder has endorsed the Charter & Code, you can be confident" that the institution recognizes and enhances your rights, respects your work-life balance, and follows transparent recruitment procedures, the commission says on its website.