Sentence examples for institution exists from inspiring English sources

In many ways, it still seems equal parts amusing, surreal and enraging that such an institution exists.

A regional tertiary institution exists, the University of the South Pacific based in Fiji, but only with a highly devolved campus structure.

He strikes me as a man who can breathe new life into Reading University, ensure it is fit for purpose in the 21st century, but without losing sight of why the institution exists.

This, it turns out, is surprisingly easy, for a carrier — or any military institution — exists in a state of constant potential threat (of accidents or attack), and it's only by making the responses routine that these threats can be dealt with calmly when they are realized.

They believe the institution exists so that society can channel "heterosexual potential parents into 'responsible procreation.'" Arguing against this "cramped," "state-centric," "utilitarian" take — which doesn't make sense because the state could theoretically deny any infertile couple the right to marry — the challengers emphasize that marriage involves "love, commitment and intimacy".

The main change is that we no longer require that the social institution exists.

No one knows the count before that, since no local institution existed for counting.

"At that time, I didn't even know that such an institution existed," he said, smiling.

But even if such a coordinating institution existed, it would rest uneasily in an otherwise decentralized government.

The report asserts that Afghanistan's largest financial institution existed primarily to allow a narrow clique tied to President Hamid Karzai's government to siphon riches from depositors.

That this institution existed in what was known as the "Golden Ghetto," and that it survived from the nineteen-thirties into the nineteen-fifties I found both illuminating and appalling.