Sentence examples for from its institutions from inspiring English sources

"Westchester is fertile ground for an Asian-American to be elected to office, especially one who is homegrown and had the privilege of going to its schools and benefiting from its institutions," said Mr. Fang, a former New York State assistant attorney general and Westchester County assistant district attorney.

Within his theory, rights are derived from within the structure of global society and from its institutions, which he suggests are unjust.

A sense of alienation from Brussels pervades our electorate: alienation from its institutions and from politics in general.

Article 9 of the Treaty on European Union states that the Union shall observe '…the equality of all its citizens, who shall receive equal attention from its institutions…'(1).

Beyond the ordinary usage of the sign, derivable from its institution, the speaker always has the liberty to use it in the translated way, the variation being in the majority of cases explainable and for this reason comprehensible by the listener.

He may be untainted personally, but he has not purged the traffickers and warlords close to him, let alone started to unhook Afghanistan from its institution-suborning dependency on poppy and opium.

Although the applicant is not required to receive financial sponsorship from its institution to be admitted to the program, nominating institution is encouraged to include a statement describing any financial sponsorship it may be providing for the applicant.

Started by Adams as a forum for historical research, he edited the series from its institution until his death in 1901.

337 361) in 361 AD, of which about twenty fragments are extant; a history of the office of magister officiorum from its institution under Emperor Constantine the Great (r.

A retrospective analysis of perinatally HIV-1 infected females, enrolled in the ITLR from its institution and who had a child, was carried out.

Institutional Revolutionary Party (PRI), Spanish Partido Revolucionario Institucional, Mexican political party that dominated the country's political institutions from its founding in 1929 until the end of the 20th century.