Sentence examples for institutions that when from inspiring English sources

It's because of the lack of established cultural institutions that when it comes to literature, "poetry has the loudest voice".

There is, said sociologist Megan Comfort, at least a tacit acknowledgement by correctional institutions that when they cut back, families will cover the difference.

Banks are invaluable institutions that, when functioning properly, move capital to its best use and raise living standards.

"This is an institution that when we started this campaign completely cried broke," she said of grassroots efforts that began in the wake of Turner's death, "but then was able to be a part of a $500m campaign".

The slave's rights become real when they are embodied in social institutions; that is, when they are actualised in formalised social relations (LPPO 114).

"What I think the city did not have enough of was those anchor institutions, the things that when the market starts to decline keep the level of activity at a certain minimum threshold," he said.

The hearings also brought out the sense of loss that communities feel when vital services are privatised, when institutions that fulfil a deeply human function: teaching, caring for people at their most vulnerable moments, are forced to behave like businesses, whose primary concern is maximising profit, not focusing on performing tasks that rely fundamentally on empathy.

What does it say when institutions that are leaders in diversity remain so far behind?

When institutions that create no real wealth consistently generate some of the highest profits, there must be something wrong.

The Right to Play project is also something of a triumph for the kind of small institutions that are often overlooked when it comes to geopolitics.

There was a time when institutions that were too big to fail posed the greatest danger to the financial system and economy.