Sentence examples for institutions that exist from inspiring English sources

Churches are charitable institutions that exist to do charitable things.

"Channeling through institutions that exist in the country would be the most efficient," Poncelet said.

Only those whose activities have clearly not harmed the public good should adorn institutions that exist to promote that good.

Theoretically, by eliminating original objects and replacing them with documentation, Conceptualism undermined conventional values attached to art and the institutions that exist to embalm it.

Like most other federalism and international relations scholars, I am struck by the fact that the EU is in so many ways different from other political institutions that exist today, or in the recent past.

Quite why institutions that exist to shore up their pupils' advantages should bother with the lower orders is a question apparently too impolite to ask, but a couple of recent news stories highlight what a mess this branch of policy is becoming.

Russia has nipped the limited political pluralism and nascent democratic institutions that existed here.

In Haiti, however, the few weak institutions that existed were ravaged by the earthquake.

Stripped of the political institutions that existed even during the Soviet era, Russia is largely governed by Mr. Putin's ideas and frame of mind.

How could an institution that existed to celebrate beauty and exalted emotion be riven by such anger, jealousy and violence?

He said: "I don't think they can change because they are an institution that exists to make profits and to increase their power.