Sentence examples for institution represents from inspiring English sources

The institution represents them, because it was built to do so.

In fact, the banners were simply making some fair points about the cost of the monarchy and the waste of taxpayers' money the institution represents (the demonstration was organised to coincide with the release of the royal financial reports).

I understand the unfolding historical logic of the retreat from marriage as well as anyone, and I'm under no illusions that the present move to formally redefine the institution represents any kind of uniquely transformative moment in that process.

France is dedicated to multilateralism and to the organization at its heart, the United Nations; this institution represents the main instrument of global political regulation in favor of peace and security.

Each member institution represents the highest degree of excellence in the fields of business administration and management, demonstrates leadership in their geographic region and delivers an MBA or a graduate-equivalent degree in management.

"Mo Farah as a person and as an institution represents the greatest aspirations of this country.

The Anchorage, a fugitive's hideaway turned into a cultural institution, represented this paradoxical position.

The government may soon take responsibility for the museum as an institution representing the country.

It's not a natural thing that you have one organization or one institution represent a community.

For my father, bidding on and winning the five-year masonry job renovating some 60 buildings at the Letchworth Village state mental institution represented a chance at financial redemption.

It provides the culture and the weather of the novel: a benignly privileged institution represented largely without irony or even criticism.