Sentence examples for joining institutions from inspiring English sources

Since the Kennedy administration, the United States has tried to overthrow Cuba's government: by force, at the Bay of Pigs; by assassination, through exploding cigars and poison-leaching scuba suits; by isolation, stopping Cuba from joining institutions like the World Bank and the Organization of American States; but, mostly by squeezing Cuba's economy.

A new director would soon parade human hairballs, pickled organs and Victorian surgical equipment from the museum's collection on "Late Night With David Letterman," and after that the Mütter joined institutions like the Metropolitan Museum of Art and the Liberace Museum in Las Vegas as beloved American attractions.

Most of us take part in this game every day, he adds: "We all join institutions in which we get punished if we don't pull our weight," such as our jobs.

Crowdfunding platforms like GoFundMe and Indiegogo, which let people to donate online, have joined institutions like the Red Cross and United Nations as a source of aid.

The Hammer will then join institutions as diverse as the Fowler Museum, its sibling on the nearby UCLA campus; the Santa Monica Museum of Art, which asks only for a suggested donation to see an exhibition; and the sprawling Getty Center, where a parking fee is the only charge.

The later need to know the number of patients that could potentially join institutions.

The collaboration is joining two institutions of vastly different missions, cultures and sizes.

And there is evidence that religiosity is a simply another victim of broader social trends, not least the public's general hostility towards joining big institutions.

But the number of new international students joining Australian institutions — a number that includes not just universities but also high schools and vocational colleges — declined by 9.5 percent in the same period.

They include the recurring theme of a Scandinavian Scotland, a small independent state not only emulating the social-democratic welfare models of its Nordic neighbours, but actually joining the institutions that Europe's so-called Nordic tier share among themselves.

Gradibus also makes it easier to collaborate on data collection by forming and joining research institutions.