Sentence examples for maintained institution from inspiring English sources

According to Millar, one group of parents who are campaigning for a conventional new school – a maintained institution within the local authority family – went to the department after the election and were told to "go away and talk to the New Schools Network".

The Arab world will also have to rebuild and maintain institutions such as independent courts and free media.

Instead of implementing national initiatives to disarm, Iraq maintains institutions whose sole purpose is to thwart the work of the inspectors.

Most of the services available to the citizens of New Jersey come from the state, although most of the major counties maintain institutions of one kind or another, and much funding comes through federal agencies.

It is, however, an illusion to hope that the superpower will see virtue in maintaining institutions and alliances whose overall effect is to prevent it from pursuing its own vital interests.

Establishing and maintaining institutions that address functional necessities are critically important for good governance of transboundary waters.

(I thought that conservatism was all about maintaining institutions, though?) Anyway, there are Straw People, who "keep the status quo" and are "the establishment".

Article 16(2) declares that religious groups have the right to establish and maintain institutions for the education of children and to provide them religious instruction in those institutions, but there must not be any discrimination on the ground only of religion in laws relating to such institutions or the administration of such laws.

The Constitution declares that religious groups have the right to establish and maintain institutions for the education of children and to provide them religious instruction in those institutions, but provides that people cannot be discriminated against on the ground only of religion in laws relating to such institutions or the administration of such laws.

A discourse always produces power as well as knowledge, the effects of which act to maintain institutions such as medicine, obstetrics or midwifery [ 28].

Brown accuses Fayyad of not adding or naming a single new institution built under his government but rather maintained the institutions he inherited from Arafat and improved some of them.