Sentence examples for institutions back from inspiring English sources

Some social scientists explicitly referenced earlier institutional works in their call for bringing institutions back in.

So are microfinance institutions back on the right track?

Thurgood Marshall and the N.A.A.C.P. Legal Defense Fund began filing lawsuits against segregated educational institutions back in the thirties.

Therefore, a "postbehavioralist" movement, neoinstitutionalism, arose, designed in part to bring the study of institutions back into the discipline.

"There is need here to bring these institutions back for our students and the city," he said.

Harrison believes that academics who have experience of teaching in China are likely to be valued by institutions back home.

The Met was among the world's foremost cultural institutions, backed by wealthy board members.

Fears of a succession struggle receded as state institutions backed the constitutional handover to Banda.

Actually, sound policies and institutions, backed by liberal helpings of aid, are usually a better guide.Take Botswana.

How has Mr Arzu done so far?Quite well, said the "consultative group", a gaggle of countries and institutions backing the peace process, when it met recently.

Most cantonal banks are wholly or largely owned by the cantons, or regions, in which they operate, making them state institutions backed by Swiss taxpayers.