Sentence examples for later institutions from inspiring English sources

Outstanding among these early gymnasiums was the school conducted by Gasparino da Barzizza in Padua from 1408 to 1421, which was considered a model for later institutions, and more particularly the gymnasium of Guarino Veronese (1374 1460) and that of his contemporary Vittorino da Feltre (1378 1446).

Later institutions -- international, domestic and hybrid -- would investigate and prosecute other war crimes in Africa, Asia and Latin America.

The office of the first bishops differed from the later institution; references in the Gospels to episkopoi are better understood to mean "overseers".

Later, those institutions focussed on teaching information-technology skills.

Located in such centres as Alexandria, the catechetical schools became prototypes for later Christian institutions of higher learning.

The earliest Christian hermits of the Egyptian desert (c. 250 500 ce), known as the "Desert Fathers"—Anthony of Egypt, Paul of Thebes, Pachomius of the Thebaid, and others presaged later monastic institutions.

More than a year and a half later EU institutions are still stuck trying to reach a consensus.

Eight decades later the institution is still sorting through his donations.

Two months later, my institution awarded me tenure, but it was bittersweet.

Some five decades later, the institution found itself reportedly $20m in the red, barely avoiding bankruptcy.

When, years later, the institution was converted to a men's prison, the painting narrowly escaped being lost.