Sentence examples for established institution from inspiring English sources

Some have affiliated themselves with banks to demonstrate that they are backed by an established institution.

UUK counsels, wisely in my view, that any provisional degree-awarding powers granted to new providers should be vouchsafed by an established institution.

On one level the group's role in realizing the vision of an established single artist working in an established institution seems at odds with its mission.

Whatever a change agent's cause — global warming, ending risky financial speculation, reforming pay to reward performance, corporate culture change, or innovation in an established institution — confronting denial is essential.

"As Bernard Madoff reminds us," Mr. Block wrote in the introduction to the Sino-Forest research, "when an established institution commits fraud, the fraud can become stratospheric in size".

His wedding to Anita -- featuring an "intimate" gathering of hundreds of people and the press, photographs of the happy couple naked with bags over their heads, and wedding announcements with joints enclosed mailed to random strangers -- is a lighter but equally witty sendup of another established institution.

Cameron found himself embodying two Conservative traditions – the anti-establishment radicalism of Thatcher and the deference to established institutions embodied in Harold Macmillan or Edward Heath.

Even established institutions have trouble.

Trust in established institutions is collapsing.

If they do, some of the established institutions will fail.

But established institutions are fighting these innovations tooth and nail.