Sentence examples for good institutions from inspiring English sources

In general, those institutions are good institutions.

Favourable geography, they find, promotes good institutions; good institutions then promote development.

Why on earth should good geography favour good institutions?

"They're training and thinking with good institutions," he said.

They appreciate a clutch of good policies; but would prefer good institutions.

Rich, powerful countries tend to have good institutions that reward hard work.

A country with bad geography and good institutions will do fine.

"It may mean just a good institution making a good decision for itself".

League tables offer different ideas of what makes a good institution.

Mr. Obama was asked by Rolling Stone whether Fox News is "a good institution for America and for democracy".

The nomination of a new chief of the Federal Reserve seems a fine time to step back a pace and look at some crucial issues on the role of the Fed with an eye to making a good institution even better.