Sentence examples for institutional backbone from inspiring English sources
The National Audit Office issued a guarded warning over the state of the rail industry this month when it published a report that raises questions about the institutional backbone of the rail industry.
The National Security Law has been an institutional backbone of anti-communism since 1948.
When properly incentivized with cost-recovery mechanisms, utilities can form the institutional backbone of a system that scales quickly and cheaply, and advance good policy for the good of society.
The institutional investors that are the backbone of venture capital finance -- pension funds, insurance companies and university endowments -- have generally seen poor returns on these investments over the past decade.
No. Did new market information come out that supported Bitcoin as the new financial backbone for large institutional transactions?
But that backbone receives little to no institutional support.
"Some people have backbone.
