Sentence examples for fledgling institution from inspiring English sources
A great idea, but compromised by industry-friendly restrictions that clipped the wings of the fledgling institution as it hatched.
He was strongly advised against joining this fledgling institution, which at the outset lacked even a decent library, but York suited him.
The ECB, a fledgling institution, has managed to keep a lid on inflation: in the euro's first decade consumer prices across the currency zone rose at an average of only 2.1% a year.
In 1718 the fledgling institution finally gained a secure fiscal footing thanks to Elihu Yale, a merchant who had made a fortune while governor of Madras and whose grandparents had been among New Haven's founders.
Midori Thayer, principal of the AmerAsian School in Okinawa, said the fledgling institution provided a nurturing atmosphere where children could learn in both English and Japanese and did not have to feel ashamed of their dual backgrounds.
The Getty Trust, newly enriched by a sale of Getty Oil shares left to it by J. Paul Getty, was then a fledgling institution eager for legitimacy, and Mr Meier was a proven architect who built white buildings, mostly houses, in the style of Le Corbusier and Walter Gropius.
Candidates were quick to charge fraud, heightening concerns whether Iraq's fledgling institutions were strong enough to support a peaceful transfer of power.
The government has "given up on contemporary art," she said; only the private sector supports fledgling institutions like hers and new art in general.
Gen. Mark Kimmitt, a spokesman for the occupation forces, the guerrillas are waging war on Iraq's fledgling institutions and progress itself.
For many, the problem rests in the very notion of how to organize those fledgling institutions in a country ruled by a succession of kings, strongmen, dictatorial parties and, finally, the Americans.
President Hamid Karzai of Afghanistan said he had been promised continued support from the United States for his country's fledgling institutions, despite concerns that a looming conflict with Iraq could draw away troops and money.
