Sentence examples for legacy institution from inspiring English sources

However it wasn't till after Pauling's death, in 1996, that his legacy institution came to the campus.

"How can this magazine -- or any legacy institution -- come to terms with a blighted legacy on race and transcend it?" In a Dec. 22 letter to readers, Gabriel Snyder, the magazine's new editor-in-chief, said that he intends to address the staff's diversity woes as the publication moves forward and rebuilds itself.

(He suggested that legacy institutions such as the Pulitzer Prize are often "better at recognizing vernacular or disreputable forms in reflection").

It's thriving, but you'd have to look outside the Beltway and the legacy institutions to see it.

What stands between South Africa and wholly unaccountable despotism are the legacy institutions of Empire – courts, rule of law, free press, freedom of association and expression.

More broadly, America controls legacy institutions few seem to want — like the International Monetary Fund — while Europe excels at building new and sophisticated ones modeled on itself.

India was set to be a world superpower by the mid-century – and it was a strength, they argued, founded on the alchemy of Hindu creative energy and British legacy institutions, notably the rule of law, democracy and the freedom of the press.

"Tata's legacy institutions have taken a decision not to have Tata's image associated with tobacco products, alcohol or drugs," the letter said.

As of Sept. 1, 2015, UTPA, along with UT Brownsville, it will transform from independent universities to legacy institutions of a brand new university called The University of Texas Rio Grande Valley.

For other kinds of financial waste, it is likely that the new innovations will be in direct competition with legacy institutions.

One wag even have observed that it's the last "the last gasp of Cryptarchy before legacy institutions attempt to co-opt cryptocurrency".