Sentence examples similar to institute standing from inspiring English sources

It is significant, however, that English politicians already had instituted a standing police force in Ireland, in response to serious challenges to English rule there in the 1780s.

Dr. Schwartz referred inquiries yesterday to Lee Monroe, a spokeswoman for the Institute of Living, who said that Dr. Schwartz and other institute officials were standing by remarks in The Courant.

But Mr. Arffa, the lawyer for Dr. Thompson, said he would argue in his motion that the research institute had no standing to sue since Dr. Thompson actually worked for the university.

Though he has brought new resources and standing to the institute, his TERI salary, he says, has risen only in line with inflation.

The large and difficult task of constructing the magnet was solved in an excellent way by the experienced staff at the Thrige factories under the leadership of Director Meyer, and a few years later the cyclotron was actually standing ready at the institute and could be put to use for investigations in which it hitherto had not been possible to participate in Europe.

The institute's modern-looking, red building is standing alone in an otherwise deserted area.

Sky News correspondent Alex Crawford who was embedded with French troops visited the institute and reported on camera that it was still standing.

So at four o'clock he was standing at the entrance to the art-history institute.

NC Harm Reduction Coalition (NCHRC) for example, which instituted the first standing order for naloxone in community settings in the US South, has a standing order that allows any employee, even a contractor, to distribute naloxone to people at risk.

STANDING FIRM Transatlantic Holdings rejected a $3.2 billion hostile bid by Validus Holdings and took up a number of defenses, including suing Validus and instituting a poison pill.

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