Sentence examples for institutions extended from inspiring English sources

The Obama administration's revised ruling on the contraception coverage that religious institutions must offer employees has not won over critics, despite granting those religious institutions extended exemptions.

The influence of these symbols and institutions extended well beyond Nri, and this unique Igbo socio-political system proved capable of controlling areas wider than villages or towns.

The Witnesses' distrust of contemporary institutions extends to other religious denominations, from which they remain separate.

Those new regulations and a surge in refinancing have also created a backlog at lending institutions, extending closing times.

Specifically, 2tor has been partnering with graduate-level, degree programs to provide technology platforms that help institutions extend the classroom experience.

But the response of religious institutions extends far beyond traditional prayer and community.

In this context, we define activism as an institution extending its mechanism of decision making into the domain of other institution's tasks.

The New Town Hall will be an open and permeable public institution, extending both town center and the green ring all the way to the water's edge.

It protested vociferously when the Obama administration, which has said it wants to support democratic institutions here, extended a large civilian aid package to Pakistan this fall, the first in the history of the two countries.

Five people wanted to write about institutions or extended periods of their lives that had changed everything -- altered their ambitions, rearranged their sense of who they were, what they were capable of, and what they wanted.

Whether institutions or extended families are better suited to care for orphans depends on the specific circumstances.