Sentence examples for durable institutions from inspiring English sources

Like other durable institutions, they survive by constantly reinventing themselves.

But I think that there is you know, if you think about universities, they are the most durable institutions, other than religion.

Under these circumstances, the best option is to pursue a chastened version of the democratization doctrine — one that makes no exceptions for friends while also recognizing that building durable institutions may do more good than holding snap elections.

Forms of representation and expression as old as rock art and ancient lyric, as well as newer graphic novels and digital music, have helped deepen our understanding of the human condition and foster more durable institutions and societies.

Had the political forces in the country been more conscious of the instrumental role civil society plays in the institutionalization of politics, we would have fared much better in establishing more durable institutions and political structures.

Standards of political debate have risen thanks to better schools, modern media and the return of diaspora members who bring new ideas with them.One lesson in particular seems to have sunk in: the need for solid and durable institutions.

Why is the state such a durable institution?

The Commonwealth, however, remained a remarkably flexible and durable institution.

For all the recent criticism of the business establishment in France — or the predictions that its power will soon weaken — it has proved to be a remarkably durable institution.

Congress is a durable institution.

We are trying to coordinate and rebuild the hospital, together with the hospital administration, to create a sustainable, durable institution.