Sentence examples for institution to remove from inspiring English sources

In the past two years, government pressure has forced the American University in Cairo, a private institution, to remove nearly 100 titles from its library and bookshop, including Kahlil Jibran's "The Prophet" (because of the author's own nude illustrations) and Nabokov's "Lolita".

Speaking during a three-day visit to India, he urged major institutions to remove the barriers to female success in the workplace.

Divestment – the decision to voluntarily reduce one's fossil fuel investments – has been a hot button topic of discussion since 2011, when university students began calling on their institutions to remove fossil fuels from their portfolios.

These steps should be implemented together with policies and institutions to remove credit constraint and increase farmers' ability to acquire tools and inputs.  .

CSO groups have been continuously calling on the Government and foreign aid and financial institutions to remove barriers that are halting clean energy projects in Kosovo.

This article was amended on Tuesday 13 May 2014 to reflect the fact that the ICC is not an EU institution, and to remove a reference to the forthcoming European elections.

Occupy London arrived at the churchyard on 15 October and successfully stalled eviction attempts by entering into dialogue with institutions that wished to remove them.

Mlambo-Ngcuka said it will report in September and again in March, to "highlight interventions that countries, the private sector and different institutions can use to remove barriers to women's economic empowerment".

China needs reforming mechanisms, institutions, and laws to remove interference from bureaucracy and guanxi in allocating research resources….

Urban regeneration strategy of Chinese cities requires some fundamental transformations of the governing institutions and systems to remove the barriers against bottom-up initiatives in order to expedite the pace of redevelopment.

Bowing to pressure from Republican leaders in Congress, the Smithsonian institution capitulated and decided to remove the work of art, found objectionable by an elite, rather than stick to its curatorial standards.