Sentence examples for institutions events from inspiring English sources
My best sense is that all public institutions, events and gatherings should be open to all without discrimination.
Computers analyze huge chunks of language that people use when talking about products, institutions, events and other things, and then they extract how people feel, either negatively or positively, about those things.
These dimensions relate to institutions, events behind and around the implementation, and dynamics of the interactions.
While we encourage you to challenge ideas, institutions, events, and practices, we do not permit individuals or groups to attack others based on their race, ethnicity, national origin, religion, sex, gender, sexual orientation, disability or medical condition.
Only by engaging with the world, they believed, could Washington shape agreements, institutions, and events in ways that benefitted America.
Compare this increase in price to the changes in price of other cultural institutions or events during the same time period.
Last summer saw companies and institutions cancel events such as the Bahrain Grand Prix, the Manama Security Dialogue and the Volvo Golf Champions tournament, as the unrest continued.
MAM is set along the coast in the Solar do Unhão, a 17th-century colonial complex that now houses cultural institutions and events.
Although these cuts trafficked in the sort of sexual and criminal narratives favored by advocates of exclusion, the vast majority of Leslie's engravings celebrated the addition of new institutions and events to New York life.
What's surprising, though, for a volume ostensibly dedicated to architecture, is how much of the guide's information is not professionally oriented, but gathers in the lore, traditions, casual institutions and events that collectively define New York's spirit.
Second, this literature preserves much valuable information not only about religious beliefs and customs but also about daily life, institutions, and events in historical periods for which other evidence is either imprecise or nonexistent.
