Sentence examples for institutions though from inspiring English sources

Unlike those institutions, though, the Rijksmuseum's collections are nationally based.

At many institutions, though, one issue dominates: how to tackle cheating.

The real test of trust and coöperation between the two countries' security institutions, though, is intelligence-sharing.

When it came to financial institutions, though, Smith advocated government restrictions — for example, preventing banks from issuing too many promissory notes to unworthy borrowers.

Meanwhile, religious institutions, though often quick to care for the dying, frequently preached a conservative morality that discouraged the use of condoms, promoted heterosexuals as immune and obfuscated AIDS-as-a-disease in favor of AIDS-as-a-punishment.

Dadaists fought strongly across the globe against such repressive social institutions, though were written-off by some as merely absurdist and inconsequential based on their plentiful antics and scattered network.

In 1728 he became director of that institution, though he abandoned the post two years later.

He worries that voters are losing respect for the institution, though not for democracy.

As an institution, though, the New Orleans Police Department disintegrated with the first drop of floodwater.

Founded by Archbishop Richard Robinson Lord Rokebyy) in 1790, it has remained an independently governed institution, though it receives considerable state aid.

Elsewhere in the institution, though, finding enough money for projects has been problematic, particularly in the wake of the current financial crisis.