Sentence examples for of her institutions from inspiring English sources

"Back home, Britons have long prided themselves on their toleration, which was what made possible their generous 'political asylum' policy in the past; the 'freedom' of her institutions, especially the law, and the jury system that underpins that; and – latterly – her parliamentary democracy.

Her views are hers and not those of her institution.

By focusing on this unique selling point, determined principal and chief executive Judith Doyle hopes to raise the profile of her institution in a sector beset by challenges.

Tamanaha finds these and other "disreputable actions" understandable if not excusable given the structural situation: "A conscientious dean who refused to engage in questionable number reporting … risked not just her continued tenure as dean but the standing of her institution".

Ms. Hoskins cited the Silver Studio as an instance of her institution's focus on the proud, middle-brow mainstream of tastemaking rather than the reign of high style.

VAL serves as the provost of her institution, with career expertise in social science, social-ecological systems, and multi-disciplinary scholarship.

When Sally told her advisor she was pregnant with her first child, she was an employee of her institution and was guaranteed maternity leave.

Perloff has sifted through her experience to ask tough questions of her institution, her own leadership and a theater community that has had trouble of late living up to its ideals.

Jackson's pay is only a small portion of her institution's budget, but she represents the "tip of the iceberg" of America's trend towards a corporate model for universities, education experts told VICE News.

The views expressed in this document are the author's alone and do not necessarily represent those of her institution or any of the sponsoring organizations.

The agreement was signed at UNICEF Uganda country offices in Kampala by KOICA Uganda representative Ms. Jun Youngsuk on behalf of her institution as did her UNICEF counterpart Ms. Aida Girma.