Sentence examples for institutions into a from inspiring English sources

The principle of bringing all important institutions into a regulatory net is sound.

The museum was initially conceived as a grand social experiment to rejuvenate the city center by melding the city's history, science and art institutions into a single complex.

The militants' mobilization underscores accusations from Iraqi Sunnis that the Shia-led government in Baghdad is dragging state institutions into a bloody sectarian war.

The task force called for the university's total restructuring, to transform it from a confederation of loosely affiliated institutions into a coherent entity with more consistent standards and effective practices.

In Soviet times Tajikistan boasted of a literacy rate of more than 90percentt, but today the educational system has followed all other institutions into a state of collapse.

But while such a sizable, haphazard attendance of people wearing shorts and fanny packs might push some institutions into a full-blown identity crisis, the Hirshhorn has come to see it as a significant part of its own identity.

On the contrary, the bill turned the modest-sized troubles of savings-and-loan institutions into an utter catastrophe.

The goal, he adds, is to attract wary institutions into an amenable system.

Whether it will be possible to transform a liberal institution into a conservative one is questionable.

In effect, Wenders, turning his back on his own freest inspirations, instantly turned himself into an institution, into a walking museum of cinematic devotion.

He transformed Riggs from a traditional deposit-and-loan institution into a niche asset manager and private banker to the carriage trade.