Sentence examples for institutions of which from inspiring English sources
The campaigners investigated 137 eligible institutions, of which 133 provided enough information to be entered into the league.
Most modern credit is extended through specialized financial institutions, of which commercial banks are the oldest and most important.
By then, local elites had their own interests to look after in alliance with the government institutions of which they became part.
We are committed to the goal of a unified Iraq, with democratic institutions of which members of all ethnic and religious groups are treated with dignity and respect.
On the back of that record, it raised a $205m fund last year from western institutions, of which three-quarters has now been invested.
Trump is doing what he has already done in many other areas: challenging established customs and establishment institutions — of which, in the Republican world, there aren't many bigger and more powerful than Fox News.
A third of students transfer institution, of which a quarter move more than once.
"The Irish Army is an institution of which Irish people are inordinately proud".
In 1874 White helped found Battle Creek College, an Adventist institution of which her husband was named president.
He carried the can for an uncaring, hidebound and hypocritical institution of which Margaret was portrayed as a victim.
"Barr, McKinney and Traficant were colorful at the expense of the institution of which they were a part," said Thomas E. Mann, a senior fellow at the Brookings Institution.
