Sentence examples for institutions in both from inspiring English sources

[Holland Cotter's review is in Weekend, Page E35.] The show is the first collaboration since the Vietnam War among major cultural institutions in both countries.

Revanchist nationalism has corroded democratic and secular institutions in both India and Israel, which, not surprisingly, have developed a strong military relationship in the recent decade.

What is interesting is that the Russell and 1994 groups contain institutions in both camps, creating a bit of a lobbying conundrum, whatever their public positions.

And heroes like Ali Parsa who, inspired by a surgeon friend who complained he was fed up with the poor management of healthcare institutions in both private and public sectors, set up Circle Health that now runs and builds hospitals.

The informal national institutions in both countries also play a vital role in the disparity of disclosures.

Already, 25 medical and government institutions in both the U.S. and the U.K. have signed on to Medpedia to use its professional network.

But over a longer period of time, it is the society which has the institutions in place both to encourage experimentation and stop the mistaken experiments after a while that will create wealth".

This source, however, dried up over time as individuals and institutions in the South both ran down their personal holdings of bullion and became more unwilling to make donations as war-weariness set in.

In a statement, President Bush described Mr. Russert as "an institution in both news and politics for more than two decades".

At the time of its destruction, the order was an important institution in both Europe and the Holy Land and already an object of myth and legend.

"As the longest-serving host of the longest-running program in the history of television, he was an institution in both news and politics for more than two decades.