Sentence examples for institutions more from inspiring English sources

At some institutions, more than one in four students said they'd sampled the pills.

That requires functioning institutions, more responsible individuals and leaders who dare to take decisions.

Diversity tends to make institutions more creative, more adaptable, more productive.

As we've made our institutions more meritocratic, their public standing has plummeted.

"What we need is a more rational system, more institutions, more residences," he said.

The league's roster includes institutions more often associated with basketball: Butler, Dayton, Valparaiso and Davidson.

That means giving our [European] institutions more monitoring rights – and more bite".

Although it is reassuring to know that there are English institutions more rubbish than the ECB.

Its broad thrust would be to reduce regulation and give financial institutions more freedom.

It is also "important because it makes public institutions more accountable, and it helps us focus on results," he said.

That means giving European institutions more power to determine national budgets and economic policies, and to oversee the financial sector.