Sentence examples similar to first class institution from inspiring English sources

We shouldn't just think of these venues as a farm system for the "real" gallery world either, but try to make them into equal, first class institutions for art.

Yesterday, Lord Woolf claimed that the government's plans would create a "second class" institution, which would be a "poor relation" of others around the world.

We need a first-class institution.

"We have an arrangement to give the museum guidance, to help them build a first-class institution," said Glenn D. Lowry, director of the Modern.

Mr. Zhou hopes to set an example to other local institutions that a professionally run museum is possible, and that Shanghai can have its own home-grown, first-class institution.

"Often, companies are criticized for not engaging in enough philanthropic ventures, but we strongly believe in the importance of good corporate citizenship," Paez said, adding that the gift will help "thousands of students attend a first-class institution of higher learning over the next 12 years".

Why not feed into a computer the criteria that should provide a rational basis for prioritizing the nation's needs, such as the extent of disrepair of a highway, or the districts most in need of a V.A. hospital or a first-class institution of higher learning, and let the computer spew out a list of those projects that address our nation's greatest needs?

This is not a second-class institution, so we're not going to put up with second-class standards". To that end, Jackson submitted a broad reorganization plan Tuesday night intended to instill stricter standards of academic excellence in students and a greater professionalism in the college staff.

"It appears to offer second-class status to our first-class institutions in Catholic health care, Catholic education and Catholic charities.

Many would argue that this statement unfairly portrays HBCUs as second-class institutions, but there are other underlying issues that must be brought to light.

Skolkovo, opened by Vladimir Putin, Russia's president, in 2006, hopes to become Russia's first world-class institution in its field, to compete with the top European and American schools.