Sentence examples for given the institution from inspiring English sources

He has given the institution about $77 million, nearly four times as much as any other board member in its history.

Together they have given the institution a high profile by introducing creative projects that allow visitors to have a voice in the museum.

But for many high school seniors who are applying to college in the midst of an economic meltdown, Cooper Union's commitment to full scholarships — regardless of need — has given the institution an almost mythic allure.

Community Education said it did not control the types of inmates that Essex County transferred to Delaney Hall, but it noted that state and county officials had repeatedly given the institution high marks.

Three years ago, the Cleveland philanthropist Peter B. Lewis, who had given the institution some $77 million — nearly four times as much as any other board member in the museum's history — resigned from the foundation's board in what became a him-or-me battle, citing "differences in direction" and saying he wished the museum would concentrate more on New York.

It was a few days before the much-awaited reopening of the portrait gallery on Dec. 1 after a £17.6 million, or $27.5 million, renovation that has, among other things, given the institution 60 percent more space to display its huge collection -- 3,000 paintings and sculptures, 25,000 prints and drawings, 38,000 photographs -- a good part of which has been languishing in storage for decades.

But it takes as given the institutions and processes by which an equilibrium can be reached.

Speaking at CNBC's Delivering Alpha conference in midtown Manhattan, Mr. Geithner acknowledged that European regulators had traditionally been more "indulgent" of their banks, given the institutions' close ties to their governments.

General principles of good conduct and hypothetical social contracts seem not to speak to what tax accountants and auditors ought to do, given the institutions and norms that actually confront them.

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.

It gives the institution a high integrity.