Sentence examples for like institutions from inspiring English sources
Institutions need stars, and stars don't necessarily like institutions.
Cage, when writer called him after the concert, said he really doesn't like institutions.
Both authors would also like institutions like the IMF to be reformed in such a way that would allow them to play a greater role in sorting out the macroeconomic imbalances that underlay the crisis.Mr Rajan, however, was the fund's chief economist when it tried, with little success, to get a serious conversation going on this matter.
In a world that doesn't like institutions, how do you turn the BBC into something closer to the people it serves?" And yet, whether in politics, the arts, sports or entertainment, the BBC still faces an unwavering public expectation that it provide satisfaction.
The Middle Ages also saw the beginnings of support for hospital-like institutions by secular authorities.
I had assumed that bashali were male-crafted prison-like institutions.
For some Palestinians, it means starting to build more modern, state-like institutions, as the United States has called for.
Meanwhile, a growing number of unregulated bank-like institutions have become vulnerable to the 21st-century version of bank runs.
"The consulting firms, the investment banks, medicine and law — those are the four dominant career paths at Ivy or Ivy-like institutions, but it's my job to diversify the fields we are offering to students," he said.
Even the existence of court-like institutions, dealing in particular with marital and property issues, caused little fuss as long as everybody involved recognised the absolute primacy of the law of land.
After reports of chronic abuses — of detainees beaten and sometimes left to die of untreated injuries and illness — the Obama administration in 2009 vowed an overhaul of the nation's immigration detention system, the sprawling patchwork of prisons and prison-like institutions that confines nearly 400,000 people a year as they await deportation or asylum.
