Sentence examples for institutions hate from inspiring English sources

The United States has never been a backer, and other countries and international institutions hate using the word truce; they prefer talking of a process of violence-reduction instead.

They say that in a country like ours where there are strongly established democratic institutions, hate speech (short of incitement to violence) can be pretty much tolerated in the confidence that no drastic, long-term consequences will ensue.

I love our great public sector institutions and hate seeing them buckle, which they're doing a lot of.

For the two institutions TalkSport hates most are the Blair government and the BBC.

For Vladimir Putin, it was a geopolitical move to suck Ukraine away from Russia's orbit and towards the Euro-Atlantic institutions he hates.

Like most people in institutions, whalers hated the food, which, according to Dolin, "was designed for longevity, not for taste," and consisted in large part of salt-preserved meat, hard biscuits, and such indigestible-sounding concoctions as duff ("a compound of flour, water and slush" — melted pork fat — "eaten with molasses," said one sailor, who judged it "pretty good").

I hate institutions.

Maybe those bad policies have given some people good reasons to distrust, fear, and hate the institutions behind those trends.

I can hate some institutions or people that try to cheat and that don't try to make something serious.

The institutions of higher learning hate this, because those gatekeepers who previously held a choke hold on knowledge no longer own the keys to the kingdom.

But paradoxically, 90% of incumbents get re-elected, so while people hate the institution they are usually happy with the individuals who represent them.