Sentence examples for institutions to bring from inspiring English sources

"I think it's very important for institutions to bring in outside curators," said Hans Ulrich Obrist, the co-director of exhibitions and programs and director of international projects.

The good news is that we can — and should — work as citizens, through democratic channels and institutions, to bring about change.

The Scottish partnership is another example of how the High Museum is working with European institutions to bring masterpieces that will attract attention and crowds.

The government is introducing competition based on strength of student demand and pricing of courses which will put pressure on mid-ranking institutions to bring down fees.

They take advantage of global networks and relationships with financial institutions to bring in financing from other parts of the world.

Mykolska worked with governmental institutions to bring Ukraine in compliance with international obligations, including the EU-Ukraine Deep and Comprehensive Free Trade Area.

He passionately believes that the museum must lead the way, being the first institution to bring the whole world under one roof.

A major Bible museum officially joined other large museums along and near the Mall on Friday morning, with faith and political leaders offering sometimes-passionate prayers for the institution to bring people closer to God and the text.

What we do need from the major institutions is to bring new works into being.

A pioneering international collaboration among premier researchers and world-class institutions designed to bring the advances of engineering, science and nanotechnology to bear on major medical and public health issues will launch Wednesday, Oct. 12, in a ceremony at MIT.

This dramatic phrase caught on popularity and, in addition to being informational, it was promoted, in part, by scientists in press releases from various institutions wishing to bring attention to the concept.