Sentence examples for original institutions from inspiring English sources

The new institution subsequently "performed notably better in recent major business school rankings" than the two original institutions had separately.

During the first year, 8 of the 19 original institutions fell short of the target enrollment — some by far: two schools managed to recruit only half of the target numbers of students.

Can we look at the original institutions and draw conclusions about the fate of public education?

Looking at this list of changes that have occurred in the original institutions, can we say that much of this holds a correlation to public education?

When the original institutions that later became the E.U. were created in the 1940s and 1950s, the international system was designed on the ashes of depression and war to rebuild an economy of full employment and broad based prosperity.

So what do we now call the original institution -- opposite-sex marriage?

The original institution was founded by the first John D. Rockefeller in 1901.

Students can either return to their original institution, or opt for a different school.

The success of the Chautauqua, N.Y., assembly led to the founding of many similar "chautauquas" throughout the United States patterned after the original institution.

To rectify this, St . Paulrecalled and re-established the original institution and its purpose and interpretation as a sacrificial-sacramental rite.

"I wanted the Hirshhorn to become a much more original institution relative to the global context that deals with art and culture," he said.