Sentence examples for created institution from inspiring English sources

But applying CFA's biblical definition of a religiously created institution to a civilly created institution bearing the same name but not the same benefits and obligations is erroneous.

Any other sexual relations, including those between persons of the same gender, are sinful and undermine the divinely created institution of the family.

A second essential reason for the campaign's success was that it created institutions; it didn't content itself with rhetoric.

But Nehru was a dedicated democrat who created institutions that ensured a wide sharing of power and provided a permanent, honourable place for dissent.

Virtuoso in the art of living, Joseph Monti created institutions that brought a new sense of elegance and culture to Long Island, as our honorary degree citation noted.

"They created institutions to brainwash the minds of the children, and they have been widely successful," says Mohammed Hamdan, a local councillor from Jarabulus.

In Leipzig, these two challenges were met by separate, newly created institutions thus hampering the regional integration and innovativeness of the recently recreated industrial basis.

In the past several years, two newly created institutions, Florida Gulf Coast University and the Arizona International Campus of the University of Arizona, have hired professors only on annual or multiyear contracts.

It created institutions that were too complex to manage.

Harrison and his peers created institutions that would have collapsed without government rescue.

We created institutions like cultural centers, cultural clubs, a publishing house.