Sentence examples for institution closer from inspiring English sources

In a statement, Judge O-Gon Kwon, the tribunal's acting president, said: "Hadzic's arrest marks another milestone in the tribunal's history and brings this institution closer to the successful completion of its mandate".

Reformist theories seek to improve tort law, say, by recommending changes that would bring the institution closer in line with its core values or would help it do a better job of achieving its goals.

That institution closed its Los Angeles offices in 2001, redirecting local investors toward electronic trading on the New York Stock Exchange.

Matthias Schäfer, a political analyst with the Konrad Adenauer Foundation in Berlin, an institution close to the Christian Democrats, has a similar view.

After raising questions about the transactions, the financial institution closed the account because it saw no legitimate business purpose for the transactions, according to the complaint.

Joe's Pub, which opened in 1998 and quickly became a downtown institution, closed this summer for a top-to-bottom renovation.

Opposition is rigorously controlled; the only candidates allowed to run against Mr Ben Ali were the leaders of parties authorised by the Constitutional Council, an institution close to the ruling party.

Others base their views on Roman Catholic teachings that say social problems are best dealt with by the institution closest to those who are suffering.

As it was, the fledgling organization outlasted the building it was born in – the august Manhattan institution closed a month later, being abruptly demolished for a subway line.

The galleries, tricked out with expensive wood panelling and brass fixtures, were cramped, and the institution closed after five financially ruinous years.

In a speech before state and federal health officials to celebrate the day the institution closed, Dr. Okin congratulated them for changes that he said would have taken years to achieve in the United States.