Sentence examples for institutions important from inspiring English sources

Each year at this time, out of some combination of generosity and procrastination, millions of Americans rush to make donations to the causes and institutions important to them.

"We have a troubling, predictable pattern of coming to the end of a conflict, concluding that the nature of man and the world has changed for the better, and turning inward, unilaterally disarming and dismantling institutions important to our national security," he said.

Alongside such men as the Pietist August Hermann Francke, the Methodist John Wesley, Johann Wichern (the founder of the Inner Mission in Germany), and Friederich von Bodelschwingh (the founder of charitable institutions), important women have appeared as bearers of this charisma (e.g., the English nurse Florence Nightingale and the Salvation Army leader Catherine Booth).

By now, he was receiving invitations from many institutions, and important friendships were established on these travels.

While the institutions are important, however, live and grassroots writing is where Manchester really comes into its own.

Among the institutions most important in softening the edges of regional differences was the cult of the emperors.

However, state institutions remain important.

Local institutions played important roles in shaping and facilitating livelihood adaptation strategies of herders.

Political institutions are important to scientific progress insofar as they allow geniuses to flourish.

In diverse, multicultural Canadian society, interpersonal trust among citizens and institutions is important in developing livable communities.

Ownership and control of institutions is important.