Sentence examples for established an institution from inspiring English sources

But we have established an institution on a firm foundation.

Thirty-five years later, a dozen Puritan elders from throughout Connecticut (all but one of them Harvard graduates) established an institution to guarantee an adequate supply of reliably orthodox ministers, which the distant and dangerously heterodox Harvard could not provide.

Additionally, expected privatizations of the largest public industries met with protests and other pressures, and could not be institutionalized until the mid-1990s when Turkey established an institution for the support of foreign direct investment into the public industries.

"So it is entirely unjust that £45m has been found to establish an institution that will educate less than a fifth of the number of students currently enrolled at some of the existing sixth-form colleges in London.

Cooper was persuaded to forgo his paradisiacal plans for his building's roof; but his hopes of establishing an institution without tuition fees endured for more than a hundred and fifty years.

In 1799, 58 gentlemen including Sir Joseph Banks, Count Rumford and Henry Cavendish invested 50 guineas each (a very substantial sum) to establish an institution that would introduce new technologies, diffuse knowledge and apply science to the "common purposes of life".

At the turn of the last century, the state of New Jersey decided to establish an institution designed for people with epilepsy, who at the time were placed in mental asylums.

In a dispatch transmitted as North Korea indefinitely suspended the ferry service to Japan, the news agency said a Foreign Ministry spokesman accused Washington of seeking to establish an institution to inspect ships and aircraft for equipment that might be used in North Korea's missile and nuclear programs.

His stated mission was to establish an institution of higher learning for young women equivalent in quality to that of Harvard and Yale, all male at the time.

His ultimate goal is to establish an institution dedicated to protecting the photo history of the Emirates and the Gulf, "because history retold in pictures is the most honest reflection of the past".

However, a school for the deaf was endowed by someone else before her last will and testament was written and she decided to establish "an Institution for the higher education of young women, with the design to furnish for my own sex means and facilities for education equal to those which are afforded now in our Colleges to young men".