It was the beginning of the end of institutions for the "retarded" like Willowbrook in New York, where children and adults were hidden away, often living in foul conditions.
A strand apart It's a knockout The end of an institution?
The American Civil War (1861 65) resulted in the end of the institution of slavery, and in its aftermath many women abolitionists put on hold their desire for universal suffrage in favour of ensuring suffrage for newly freed male slaves.
Second, by bringing the whole grubby business into disrepute, the leak of memos from the Ceremonial Office seemed to hasten the end of an institution that, in its present form, does nothing but perpetuate an obsolete idea of Britain.
For now, it's the end of an institution that tried to promote cultural change in Burundi by encouraging its students to think of themselves as citizens first, rather than as Hutus or Tutsis.
Michel Dumont, then the mayor of the Seventh Arrondissement, where Deyrolle is, rushed to the scene and lamented the store's demise, saying, "It's a catastrophe, the end of an institution".
People in Utah believe internet porn will herald the end of the institution of marriage entirely.
I am concerned that is will mark the end of the institution of marriage as we know it.
This unplanned and now legendary "storming of the Stasi" came to mark the symbolic end of an institution whose fate had already been sealed politically.
This question is enough to make me squirm, and I am at the low end of my institution's faculty pay scale; did our college's highest-paid professor really do enough advising, service and research in 2012 to warrant his reported base pay of $109,163?
