Sentence examples for institutions containing from inspiring English sources

The editor of Newsweek International updates Tocqueville's critique of popular government, expanding its reach to the world; unlike Tocqueville, he does not see independent countervailing social institutions containing democracy's excesses.

We should fear the consequences: the expenses scandal at Westminster shows the extent to which rotten cultures can seep into institutions containing mainly well-intentioned people once rule-breaking becomes normalised.

Institutions containing emergency departments, operating rooms, and ICUs should have non-invasive, mini-invasive and invasive hemodynamic monitoring systems available to the clinicians and his or her patients.

The data set, which they are now making available to other institutions, contains anonymized information from about 2 million patients at Columbia University, Weill Cornell Medicine, NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital and Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai.

The Journals published by the Institutions contains articles of high quality by renowned researchers/scientists and scholars having relevance to recent development and research work in the field of Electrical Engineering/Electronics & Telecommunication Engineering/Computer Science.

Under free trade, the country with the best ECCE and the most developed institutions contains more highly skilled individuals who seek employment in the complex industry, and therefore, these countries export the complex good.

Some 18 years after its founding, FOCAC seems to be emerging as an umbrella institution containing several specialized forum initiatives.

There are of course those who see in the museum not a magnificent institution containing one of the world's great collections, together with a first-class staff of scholars to interpret its rich holdings, but a monument to imperial robbery and insensitivity, as controversy over the Elgin Marbles is standardly invoked to show.

We identified the pelvic CT scans of 50 randomly selected patients (100 acetabula) from a large database at our institution containing scans performed either for trauma or abdominal evaluation.

Sa-institution contains tree species, precinct, rituals, and mode of thinking.

By Anthony Lane Of the many virtues that unite Harvard, Princeton, and the University of Illinois, the most compelling is the fact that the library of each institution contains a manuscript version of the following poem.