Sentence examples for expanded the institution from inspiring English sources

He expanded the institution out of recognition with the application of his restless energy, intellectual rigour, exceptional contacts and many hours in committee work which is essential but all too often under-appreciated in public life.

And this was before multimedia — indeed, before a lot of things that have since expanded the institution's offerings (example: "The Art of Video Games," an exhibit that opened last week at the American Art Museum and was previewed here last February).

Over time, European integration has widened, as the institution now consists of twenty-eight members, and deepened, as it did in the 1991 Maastricht Treaty, which expanded the institution's powers and reconfigured it as the European Union.

The amendment also expanded the institution's capacity for oversight and charged members with supporting monetary sustainability by cooperating with the Fund on regime implementation.

3. Glenn D. Lowry Director of New York's Museum of Modern Art, Lowry has been praised with expanding the institution's collection and premises over the past 12 months.

Oxford's snubbing of [the] gift occurred about the time the University of Miami was accepting enthusiastically money from private donors to expand the institution's school of business.

The reforms were designed to expand the institution's lending capabilities and give emerging markets more influence.

It's time to build and expand the public institutions we have and insist that any private holder of a franchise designed to deliver a public good is constituted as a public benefit company with a charter that sets outs obligations to match the privileges, including paying UK tax.

The construction of a top-down promoted organization expanded the coverage of labor arbitration institutions and enriched the resources of institutions.

In the past decade New Jersey has added two federal correctional institutions and expanded the halfway house system.

The criminalisation of drugs has also resulted in swollen prisons bursting with small-time dealers and users, corroded and corrupted law enforcement and judicial institutions, and expanded the power and profits of cartels and gangs worldwide.