Sentence examples for historical institutions from inspiring English sources

Without changes in the legal framework, the present situation can lead to the decay of these historical institutions.

The museum, one of the main historical institutions in Latvia, is sometimes a direct target for aggression.

Here the prime mover was Eli Lilly, grandson of the founder of Indianapolis's pharmaceutical company, and a patron of local historical institutions.

The historical institutions are among those acting on evidence of widespread sexual harassment experienced by students, which has sparked campaigns nationwide.

We use the upgraded version of Ostrom's design principles to evaluate the ability of the legal framework to enable the robustness of these historical institutions.

Popiashvili Gvaberidze Window Project Tbilisi's many grand historical institutions and museums are impressive and well maintained, but there are few platforms for contemporary art.

Some people, like Mr. Wallace, still hold out hope for one grand historical institution.

In citing church teachings to defend modern capitalism, "they emphasized that the church is a historical institution, changing from one age to the next and unable to avoid the exigencies of historical transformation," Allitt writes.

So it came as a surprise earlier this year when the collection was acquired by Atlanta's Center for Civil and Human Rights, an ambitious cultural and historical institution that has yet to break ground for its building and plans to open in 2011.

We know this, and we knew it in 2015, but the novel lure of the study came from its dispassion, which called attention to hip-hop as a historical institution.

"The Church," he said, "is certainly a human and historical institution with all that that entails, yet her nature is not essentially political but spiritual: the Church is the people of God, the holy people of God making its way to encounter Jesus Christ.