Sentence examples for her institutions from inspiring English sources

He also reported that Missourians remained "true to the South and her institutions, yet needing the strong presence of a Confederate army to make them volunteer".

"Graffiti — or what many of us call writing — is often misconstrued, denigrated or simply ignored by America's people and her institutions, both on the academic and fine arts side of things," Mr. Jenkins said in a statement.

"Back home, Britons have long prided themselves on their toleration, which was what made possible their generous 'political asylum' policy in the past; the 'freedom' of her institutions, especially the law, and the jury system that underpins that; and – latterly – her parliamentary democracy.

Du Châtelet also shared this tendency, producing in 1740 her Institutions de physiques, a systematic attempt to wed Newtonian mechanics with Leibnizian rationalism and metaphysics.

In 1740, responding to Du Châtelet's efforts in her Institutions de physiques to reconnect metaphysics and physics through a synthesis of Leibniz with Newton, Voltaire made his opposition to such a project explicit in reviews and other essays he published.

In 1740 she published her Institutions de physique (The Foundations of Physics) ostensibly a textbook in physics for her son, but in reality a highly original work in natural philosophy (a second edition was published in 1742 under the slightly altered title Institutions physique).

Her views are hers and not those of her institution.

But more about Madame and her institution a little later.

Like other local orphanages, her institution relies on private charities and non-governmental organizations.

She's gregarious, energetic and well prepared to tout her institution.

Her institution, the Gerald J. and Dorothy R. Friedman School of Nutrition and Policy, is part of Tufts University, not the Tufts School of Medicine.