Sentence examples for memory institutions from inspiring English sources

Digital Library (DL) are the main conduits for accessing our cultural heritage and they have to address the requirements and needs of very diverse memory institutions, namely Libraries, Archives and Museums (LAM).

Project Mosul is about showing the world that we don't want to see a single museum lost in times of crisis, and that we are willing to be our time and energy into the preservation of these memory institutions, even with limited information and resources available.

"The library is the one memory institution that lets you take the artists' work home," he said.

"We've left much of our institutional memory at non-black institutions".

As the old millennium begins to fade into memory, few musical institutions can claim to have made their mark on more than half of it.

ANNE MIDGETTE VIENNA CHOIR BOYS As the old millennium begins to fade into memory, few musical institutions can claim to have made their mark on more than half of it.

The "club" may be a vague memory of an institution like Skull and Bones or a more recent frat house recollection.

Horace Mann's response to questions came from a spokesman who read a statement that said the school would not discuss the details, although it called the lawsuit "an attempt to sanitize their child's school record" and said it was "unprecedented in the collective memory of the institution".

Why "memory" in an institution devoted to memory?

Though he retired in 1974, he was the agency's institutional memory -- an unusual role at an institution that tends to prefer its past shredded.

"We set up institutions of memory to help us remember important things – such as the Holocaust, for example.