Sentence examples for forge institutions from inspiring English sources

Smith thought one of the state's jobs should be to build public works and forge institutions that would otherwise fail under market pressure.

And if he wasn't in control, he ought to have been; and he should quickly forge institutions of control so that this can never happen again.

They forged institutions focused on reducing tariffs and other impediments to trade, with the World Trade Organization as the linchpin.

In the aftermath of World War II, the victorious Western countries forged institutions — NATO, the European Union, and the World Trade Organization — that aimed to keep the peace through collective military might and shared prosperity.

Dr. Campbell eventually built on this personal relationship to forge institutional ties to the Reagan administration in Washington, giving the institution an unusual practical influence.

At the same time the contours of a new kind of civilization are becoming clear as millions of connected citizens begin to forge alternative institutions using the Web as a platform for innovation and value creation.

8 Because cities forge great institutions.

Weitz reveals how Germans rose from the turbulence and defeat of World War I and revolution to forge democratic institutions and make Berlin a world capital of avant-garde art.

In addition to furthering women's careers, the program has a parallel goal of helping Swedish institutions forge collaborations with other institutions, both within Sweden and abroad.

Gary Everett, director of Homotopia, spoke about some of the significant partnerships the organisation has forged with institutions in Liverpool, enabling them to put on exhibitions, queer tours and performances.

Through these codes, professional institutions forge an implicit social contract with other members of society: Trust us to control and exercise jurisdiction over this important occupational category.