Sentence examples for institutions devised from inspiring English sources

Instead, America is left with the institutions devised in the middle of the 20th century but governed by a different strain of politics.

Initiatives such as the concordat to support research integrity, which aim to agree principles across the sector, may help institutions devise protocols.

And today that spirit can best be felt each summer with the Lincoln Center Festival, when member institutions devise innovative, collaborative projects and presentations.

Thus, an institution devised as a way of regulating violence became a spur to violence.

"Then each institution devises a way to assess those competencies".

A number of donors, research institutions, and training institutions have devised their own definitions of global health (2), generally guided by their own understandings of what global health might be and to guide their own investments in this evolving area of research and practice.

The beauty of futures markets like PAM is that they're among the most meritocratic institutions ever devised.

In a thousand letters, they make marriage sound like the most alluring and ennobling institution ever devised by humankind.

The most blatantly undemocratic feature of the document that the framers adopted in Philadelphia in 1787 was its acceptance — indeed, its enshrinement — of slavery, which in its American form was as vicious and repugnant as any institution ever devised by man.

The Founding Fathers must be spinning in their graves at the prospect of the institution they devised to block from the office of chief magistrate an incompetent demagogue or someone placed there by a hostile foreign power being utilized instead to put in that position someone who is both.

We've been commissioned many times by large cultural institutions to devise "leftfield" arts events that bridge their programmes and their target community audiences.