Sentence examples for institutions built from inspiring English sources

Institutions built to hold small cities of residents were left with remnant populations.

Mexico's electoral institutions, built over several rounds of gradual reform, proved their maturity and reliability.

First, a market economy was created, the rule of law established and democratic institutions built.

You're beginning to see the collapse of institutions built to insure our security.

This delicate balance — liberal institutions built atop illiberal ones — is now giving way.

Twentieth-century institutions built and protected knowledge stocks proprietary resources that no one else could access.

How do institutions build financial support at a time when both donors and the government feel pinched?

helps individuals and institutions build and maintain gardens, like the vegetable plots they built at Pathlight, a school for autistic children.

TRAVEL An article on July 14 about Singapore and its evolving agritourism initiatives misidentified the organization that helps people and institutions build gardens.

Just as each of these institutions builds civic engagement, she said, "we want to move climate awareness to the center of public life".

The volunteer-driven Ground-Up Initiative (G.U.I). helps individuals and institutions build and maintain gardens, like the vegetable plots they built at Pathlight, a school for autistic children.