Sentence examples for lasting institution from inspiring English sources

The last word "I never believed marriage was a lasting institution..

"The black church is a lasting institution in the black community and general community that specifically is vested in the life of black people," Harris said.

Today, Ms. Quicy's idea has blossomed into a lasting institution, one that she and her identical 22-year-old twin daughters Mariah and Chariah devote most of their time and energy toward.

The Thai constitution was just eight years old when the coup occurred, not 220-plus, and Thailand has long been known for the fluidity of its politics and its difficulty with grounding consistent, lasting institutions.

The NSS states that the U.S. is committed to lasting institutions such as the U.N., and it notes the value of diplomacy in interacting with other nations.

Creative Philanthropy is focused on building lasting institutions of excellence.

The last institution was Wood End Assessment Centre (currently being investigated for more than 40 complaints of physical and sexual abuse).

Musharraf seized power in a coup, six years ago, and at the time he described the Army as the "last institution of stability left in Pakistan" — the only body disciplined enough to fix the country's ills.

But he brushed aside all criticism with the rejoinder that the British press was the last institution that could criticise television - even for screening staged pratfalls and other disasters for his You've Been Framed (1990-97) programmes.

High school is, in a way, the last institution where we face brutal honesty, and this movie, while lighthearted and often very funny, doesn't always shy away from it.

He asked the Justices to recognize that the Court is actually the last institution capable of solving the problem before more sophisticated data analytics and increasing polarization worsen gerrymandering in the 2020 redistricting cycle.