Sentence examples for institutions of an from inspiring English sources
Lesbians tend to plug into the existing institutions of an area – coffee shops, theatres, grocery stores.
Instead, they are using their slim parliamentary majority to create parallel institutions of an independent state.
They are targeting not only lives and property but our most fundamental values, including our commitments to personal liberty and to the institutions of an open society.
It's easy to dismiss as a gimmick but there aren't many proposals that would benefit both the Treasury and the average taxpayer (or voter) while depriving financial institutions of an unearned profit.
It suddenly seems plausible to consider much of Truffaut's work to be essentially political in its emphasis on the connection between intimate agonies and public disasters, between the delightful depiction of horrors and the pleasure of a life insulated from them, between the pliable institutions of an enlightened social order and the private pursuit of the deepest obsessions.
In most polite circles where internationalist Europeans and other global citizens travel, Mr. Farage and his camp are not viewed as particularly enlightened or in touch with history: for they go beyond respectable skepticism to a near-hatred for the institutions of an integrated post-war Europe.
Their subservience to the institutions of a civic, then democratic, state has long been total.
And the family of Jared Kushner, Trump's son-in-law, has donated to the institutions of a settlement northeast of Ramallah.
Tells about some of the institutions of a free society that the Poles set up over the past several years.
"To survive and remain relevant, all institutions of a certain age need to adapt to the modern world," he said.
