Sentence examples for institution has changed from inspiring English sources

And the institution has changed in the eyes of its peers.

Noon 7. Mississippi Greats Lemuria Books, a Jackson institution, has changed locations a few times in some 38 years.

It's very much an uphill battle; as much as we have overcome apartheid and racially the institution has changed, I think in terms of gender it's still very much treated as a boys' club".

The role of the 21st century educational institution has changed.

That leads us to the nature of marriage and the way the institution has changed over time.

"SCI-Arc's capacity has evolved, and its understanding of itself as an institution has changed," Moss said.

He told the Guardian the makeup of his institution had changed considerably over the past few decades.

The experiences of lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender people have changed significantly over that time, with civil partnerships and then, since 2014, same-sex marriage, and he says things at the institution have changed too.

At Southern, Moore's office served as a reminder of how much the institution had changed: it was the same office that had been occupied, a decade before, by Molly Marshall.

CONCLUSIONS: The demographic and microbiological characteristics of IE at our institution have changed over the past decade in ways that suggest a link between medical practice and IE characteristics.

Mr Hague told the BBC that policy would be guided by the national interest and while the UK wanted an "outward looking" EU to prosper, the institution had changed a lot since the 1975 referendum which approved the UK's membership.