Sentence examples for institutions from which from inspiring English sources

The Clover Moore bloc initially resisted the push to include banks among the institutions from which to divest.

They also have the experience of working within museums, institutions from which they may previously have felt excluded.

But if they do, it will produce institutions from which people will feel less need to escape -- in large measure because institutions will not escape from them.

Davis has long campaigned against prisons, regarding them as brutalising racist institutions from which, latterly, big bucks are to be made.

The article also misstated the name of one of two institutions from which the bride received a joint master's degree in public health.

We must have official documentation on record for all credits earned, including those transferred from institutions from which you did not graduate.

Tissue was collected after obtaining parental or next of kin consent and with approval by the institutional review boards at the Yale University School of Medicine, the National Institutes of Health, and at each institution from which tissue specimens were obtained.

It is also, Shepard suggests, an institution from which there is no escape.

An earlier version misstated the institution from which Okwui graduated in 1996.

Long established and stately, it is the institution from which all others take their cue.

And Ms. Kurtz's selections display the eclecticism of the institution from which they were drawn.