Sentence examples for normal institutions from inspiring English sources

Its leadership clutches every fragment of power to itself, downgrading the normal institutions of democracy such as the cabinet and parliament.

Challenging the Constitution, bypassing the normal institutions of government, ignoring the courts: The Trump administration is seeing exactly how far it can go to upend the rule of law.

In three series between 1995 and 1998, Father Ted became for Ireland what The Young Ones was to Britain, except that its point of departure was not the freaks of post-punk youth culture but the strangeness of Ireland's most conservative and outwardly normal institution: the priesthood.

Either the rebel leadership council manages to create a democratic process of state-building in a Libya without normal state institutions.

"It's an important job to question and raise alternatives, especially in a remote society like Saint Helena where the normal democratic institutions are not so well developed".

Liberia, originally founded by freed American slaves and provided with a constitution modelled on America's, is a case in point.There are parts of Liberia that appear to be normal functioning institutions of a conventional state.

Second, the other EU members, especially Italy, Poland and Spain, began to complain loudly about the dangers of a three-way directoire that would sideline normal EU institutions such as the European Council.Two's company, three's a crowdThe same troubles would surely blight any new attempt at trilateralism.

For the first time in 42 years the university has the chance to be a normal academic institution.

By the 8th century the city league (a group of cities with a common devotion to the same sanctuary) had become the normal political institution among the Aeolians, Ionians, and Dorians.

When asked what they found most challenging following their return to a normal academic institution, a few children cited difficulties related to prolonged absenteeism.

Prior to 2003, turning to institutional institutions was often the first and normal response by US presidents to major international flare-ups.