Sentence examples for institutions will become from inspiring English sources

Our relationships to institutions will become increasingly defined by the activity in which we are engaged at any given time.

But the precedents of 20 years suggest a country that reforms in partnership with western institutions will become steadily more stable and prosperous.

"Maybe one of the Long Island institutions will become such an elite institution in the 21st century -- Hofstra, Adelphi or Stony Brook," he said.

All he needs to do is point the way where populist politicians like Geert Wilders in the Netherlands had hoped to go — and the challenge to Europe's core institutions will become far more serious in nature.

From April this year, the health care budget is being distributed by the primary care trust covering this area instead of by prison headquarters; the two institutions will become more integrated over the next three years.

Even most nonindexed institutions will become corporate activists only when company management proposes to take some action that portfolio managers view as depressing shareholder values over the long run.

Mr. Lauder hopes the institution will become something of a hangout.

How he behaves is the best indicator of what Britain's most powerful theatrical institution will become.

"More and more parents with means will send their children to private schools, and the institution will become like Medicare, an alternative for only the most disadvantaged". Hastings says there is no overarching strategy to improve public schools and that education reform is "littered" with business people who seriously want to help schools.

Silicon Valley Bank, a West Coast institution, will become a fully fledged bank in the UK, and provide financing for technology companies (this has actually already happened).

Because if it doesn't do something about people not reading Don Quixote, the institution itself will become irrelevant," he said.