Sentence examples for forward-looking institutions from inspiring English sources

Across the country, a few forward-looking institutions and breweries (plus a craft distillery or two) are exploring innovation and discovering that by entering each other's spaces they can intermingle their adherents.

Some forward-looking institutions have already deployed such monitoring systems, which can alert compliance managers, who can then take action soon after an occurrence or even while the issue is occurring.

"The Fed is a forward-looking institution," said Joseph Brusuelas, the chief United States economist at IDEAGlobal.

Should Columbia emphasize its role as a modern, forward-looking institution that paved the way for other school?

Julia Davis, an American student, said she had chosen the Moscow school because it was a "forward-looking" institution with no preconceived notion of either business education or the nature of the global economy.

They wanted to use his name for the new centre and explained that what they had in mind was a forward-looking institution that would set itself the twin tasks of educating a new generation about the Holocaust, and of acting as a watchdog against anti-semitism.

Ever since the Berlin Wall fell, people have looked at the way Harry Truman, George C. Marshall, Dean Acheson and others created forward-looking global institutions after World War II, and they've asked: Why can't we rally that kind of international cooperation to confront terrorism, global warming, nuclear proliferation and the rest of today's problems?

There should always be creative tension between forward-looking educational institutions and profit-maximizing companies.

I've noticed that forward-looking financial institutions are already working with their legal counsel to add language to credit agreements and loan documents to contemplate a replacement reference rate.

Ever since the Berlin Wall fell in 1989, Brooks observed, people have yearned for a return to a time when leaders such as Harry Truman and George C. Marshall were able to create successful, forward-looking global institutions and policies to confront the challenges that faced America at the end of the Second World War.

Brearley, or the Brearley as it tends to be known by those who have trod its halls at 83d Street and the East River, has been a forward-looking New York institution since it was founded in 1884 to provide an education for the intellectually gifted daughters of the New York elite.