Sentence examples for draw institutions from inspiring English sources

Although the Berlin Philharmonic has always been a major draw, institutions in the former Eastern sector — like the Konzerthaus Berlin, now with Ivan Fischer as music director, and the Komische Oper, under the leadership of the stage director Barrie Kosky — each saw a rise in attendance of over 10 percent last season.

In a new paper (ungated), we evaluate what kinds of districts result from different map-drawing institutions.

Its members are drawn from institutions such as the Royal Academy of Art.

Many of its 75 pictures, drawn from institutions around the world, were painted in Giverny, including "The Water Lily Pond," from 1919 to 1926, which has never been publicly exhibited.

There were 400 distinguished guests, drawn from institutions that might be called consumers and patrons of science, at the symposium on the topic "Beyond Tomorrow: Trends and Prospects in Medical Science".

Clearly, he is still drawn toward institutions, but few of the ones that he has probed over the years — not even the high schools and hospitals — have been as hard to encompass as the N.Y.P.L.

All have a specific real-world business focus and are taught by international faculty drawn from institutions like Harvard, Duke, Cambridge and Oxford.

Key informant and in depth interviews were conducted with 52 respondents drawn from institutions described above.

Like Antaeus, democratic institutions draw their strength from the soil.

The club's owners refused – unusual in a country where many cultural institutions draw state subsidies.

There are some innovative practices that draw on external institutions, but access to external support for informal communities has remained consistently low.