Sentence examples for institutions which has from inspiring English sources

Today, after a decade of cultural investment, it is that sense for the past – in its museums and cultural institutions – which has helped Manchester recover from its post-industrial nadir.

The global system of economic rules and institutions which has become established over the last three decades is fundamentally flawed and quite incapable of delivering global justice or meeting environmental imperatives.

Latin America's decline in inequality is mainly due to the expansion of basic education (ie, due to a decrease in the proportion of the population with no or little education), and to some degree due to improvements in the availability and quality of democratic institutions, which has likely increased the responsiveness of policy to the preferences of poorer voters.

Changing the law so the reporting of child abuse was mandatory within regulated institutions – which has already been backed by the Liberal Democrats and Labour – would further protect our children in the future and I would urge the government to bring new legislation".

Through it, CIAS is distributed between the communities of institutions which has each contributed modules to the CIAS system.

The increase of higher education institutions which has been a result of public private partnership need to be translated into the increase of access to and quality of education in higher education sub sector.

He has made changes within the Vatican hierarchy, and he has instituted commissions to examine the inner operations of the Vatican's financial institutions, which have lately fallen into the cross hairs of Italian prosecutors.

"They will help vis-a-vis UK institutions which have often taken short-term views".

It impoverishes those institutions which have done most for second-chance education.

The institutions which have held the UK together for the past three centuries are broken.

"He was able to cobble together funds from very large institutions which have come up with large amounts of money".