Sentence examples for institution that represents from inspiring English sources

And he wants radically to weaken the Council of Ministers, the institution that represents the EU's individual countries.

An attack on an institution that represents a certain way of life is easy to condemn and slap a slogan on.

"The government has withdrawn its membership of the British Commonwealth and decided that the Gambia will never be a member of any neo-colonial institution and will never be a party to any institution that represents an extension of colonialism," the statement said.

On Wednesday, the Vatican finalised a treaty that made clear that the Holy See officially recognizes the state of Palestine rather than the Palestine Liberation Organization, the institution that represents Palestinians overseas in countries that don't recognize a distinct Palestinian state.

A statement read out on state television informed Gambians that Jammeh had decided that The Gambia would leave "the British Commonwealth" because it "will never be a member of any neo-colonial institution and will never be a party to any institution that represents an extension of colonialism".

Among the advantages of this are that you "will get to have sex with a different attractive person every night for the rest of your life" and can live "unfettered by [an] oppressive institution that represents undying love," suggests the Onion, a spoof newspaper.

This was not, they said, a "short-term development or trend"; it reflected something more "profound": The dip in the president's honesty rating is not a blip, but part of long-term decline in confidence in government and institutions that represents and unraveling of a system where nobody is trusted at all.

"We have asked for protection and respect from the institutions that represent soccer," Lucarelli said.

These lessons need to be reapplied so that we have local institutions that represent the people they serve.

Doctors, hospitals and the institutions that represent the medical profession must be held accountable for correcting those parts of this problem that are within their control.

It must find strength in diversity and build institutions that represent the full constellation of its broad geographic and ethnic communities.