Sentence examples for institutions at all from inspiring English sources

So, should representative institutions at all levels not reflect this?

Among the Iranian president's allies are those who question whether the nation needs elected institutions at all.

The cost of restoring order and building up integrated political institutions at all levels throughout the country proved important in setting China's course for the next two decades.

"I'm not blaming financial institutions at all for wanting to get into this game, but that's where some of the inexperience we've seen showed up," she said.

Andrew Delbanco, a Columbia University professor who writes about higher education, said such expansions were "symptomatic of the significant anxiety by institutions at all levels of higher education about their sustainability".

There is something of a disconnect, I think, between the book's power as a testament to New York and its evocation of a city hardly sustained by institutions at all.

Ellen V. Futter, president of the American Museum of Natural History, said: "This is a shot in the arm to cultural institutions at a time we all very much need it.

But such efforts at transparency vary widely depending on the institution, or may be nonexistent when there is no institution at all.

Local Buddhist groups have remained silent during the quarrel, but it is unusual to have a dispute involving a Buddhist institution at all, he added.

First, should we have such an institution at all?

Scanlon argues that these two people can enter into a promissory arrangement to return the each other's weapons, with its attendant obligations, despite the fact that they do not share a social institution of promising, or indeed any social institution at all.