Sentence examples for institutions that a from inspiring English sources

But they are the enemy of impartial administrative institutions that a developing society needs and that are essential for liberalism.

Yet recently they have had to witness such dramatic changes to some of their best-known institutions that a degree of insecurity must have seeped into their blood.

What does it say about these American institutions that a conductor so esteemed in Europe seems not even to be in consideration for such vacancies?

Because if a violent fringe is capable of inspiring so much cowardice and self-censorship, it suggests that there's enough rot in our institutions that a stronger foe might be able to bring them crashing down.

Mr. Zhou hopes to set an example to other local institutions that a professionally run museum is possible, and that Shanghai can have its own home-grown, first-class institution.

Voting power is held entirely by the financial institutions that own "A" and "B" shares.

Political system, the set of formal legal institutions that constitute a "government" or a "state".

The administration has already granted an exemption to institutions that cover a strictly religious employee pool.

"He's performing a service for financial institutions that requires a certain amount of delicateness".

There is a need for holistic care within institutions that have a violating culture [ 27, 28].

"It's difficult to get buy-in from elite institutions that have a lot to lose".