Sentence examples for institutions which represent from inspiring English sources

We are therefore well aware that all eyes are upon us and that the institutions which represent the wider working class stand with us in solidarity.

Others expressed concern that the Israeli prime minister, Ariel Sharon, may want to destroy the Palestinian Authority and its institutions, which represent the Palestinians' hopes for a state of their own.

Postcolonial arguments have been made against this reliance on liberal institutions which represent a specific form of (Western) democracy that emerged from Europe and the United State (Scholte 2014).

"We are an institution which represents all Iraqis and we have never been a trumpet for anyone," Izzat said.

These jazz fundraisers would eventually raise scholarship money for the institution which represents both of their legacies: the Jackie Robinson Foundation.

Haase, who just completed his fourth season at UAB, will be formally introduced Monday on The Farm. "Stanford University is a world-class institution which represents excellence across the board," Haase said in a statement.

Therefore, it is important for researchers not to make assumptions about the dynamics of social identities in biology classrooms based only on data from this paper, which represent only one institution.

The remaining institutions were found to occupy various positions within the "blue oceans" which represent new, emerging and distinctive market spaces.

"This malaise of my wife and I has been allowed to fester for too long much to our embarrassment and the embarrassment of the institutions which I represent.

Secondly, the intervention was implemented across large numbers of institutions in 10 districts which represented a diversity of settings, hence the feasibility of scaling up is high.

The Institute of International Finance, which represents financial institutions, has established a panel of experts, which it calls its market-monitoring group.