Sentence examples for more established institutions from inspiring English sources

He is also keen to see the expansion of private universities, which could teach degrees that are then awarded by more established institutions.

Monitors sent by the Commonwealth of Independent States (a post-Soviet talking shop based in Minsk) have verified scores of elections, including those in Ukraine and Belarus, which were condemned by more established institutions.

Meanwhile, more established institutions, like the Lower Eastside Girls Club and Women's Audio Mission are also organizing electronic music classes and workshops for young girls and women.

But what about the more established institutions?

More established institutions are also keen to take science out of the lab.

And he was aided by the Orchestra of St . Lukes, which generally seems to take Beethoven personally and proprietarially, finding an excitement that more established institutions just as often miss.

But that will probably change as more established financial institutions begin to jump into the market.

But, if we don't see more leadership from within the established institutions, any student of human nature and history knows it's only a matter of time before demagogues will do it for you.

It's vital for cultural institutions to engage with the local community But it's not just the east that needs to engage; even established institutions could do more to get involved with the people living around them.

The study said swarms of independent citizens groups can prove far more effective than hierarchical movements when combating established institutions because they can't easily be "decapitated".

Fascism, communism and two world wars followed before a new consensus was forged around the welfare state, which uprooted established institutions and paved the way for a more egalitarian society.