Sentence examples for critical institutions from inspiring English sources

He refers to Brobdingnagian banks as "systemically critical" institutions.

That process established critical institutions for the early Christian movement.

The country's development needs everything from roads to critical institutions of government.

But N.Y.U. officials said that FEMA recently advised the university that private, nonprofit entities are not eligible for reimbursement unless they are deemed "critical" institutions, and that universities do not qualify.

"We have seen a weakening of critical institutions such as the South African Revenue Service, the National Prosecuting Authority and law enforcement bodies due to political meddling for private interests," said Njabulo Ndebele, the chairman of the Nelson Mandela Foundation.

Part of this could be for the government to enable all schools, hospitals and other critical institutions to become local clean-air zones that would protect those most vulnerable from the insidious effects of pollution.

The move is one of the most drastic steps federal officials have taken to prevent the collapse of a systemically critical institution.

Sutherland was the man whose extended stint as editor did more than any other to usher the NME down the final stages of the slippery slope from globally renowned critical institution to the indie Look-In of today.

This is a confirmation that the Duterte government is intolerant of a critical institution, especially from the media sector," Anakpawis Rep. Ariel Casilao said in a statement reported by The Inquirer.

Another critical institution during this time was the Jewish Agency, which was recognized by the British mandate as the governing organization that oversaw political, economic, and cultural relations.

"Brookdale is a critical institution for our community, and we take our commitment seriously in providing high-quality healthcare to those who need it," a hospital spokesperson told me over email.