Sentence examples for institution of course from inspiring English sources

The first peculiar institution, of course, is the caucusing itself, the kick-off in a four-step process of electing delegates that leads from the neighborhood firehouse or school gym to a county convention, a district convention, and the state convention that finally elects the delegates to the national convention.

Tort law may well be such an institution, of course.

As an institution, of course, the NYSE was ground zero in the financial booms and busts of the 1920s and beyond.

The foundations of this invaluable institution of course are the men and women on the other side the bartenders.

The European Parliament, Mr Swoboda, is a representative democratic institution, of course, and I respect it fully.

Marriage is one of those institutions, of course.

Many institutions, of course, managed to complete their big projects before the downturn, though some may be experiencing builders' remorse.

"American institutions of course are absolutely on top in terms of citation rates and other classical [criteria]," Ziegele says.

Plenty of colleges these days allow students to take online courses from other institutions, of course.

This Vietnamese beer promoter summarized her and her colleagues' desires for health care institutions: Of course, we always hope to have a centre with cheap price, convenience, the open time is from morning till midnight because sometimes it is difficult for us to arrange time for going to doctors.

One problem peculiar to the institution is of course the popularity of Leonardo's "Mona Lisa".