Sentence examples for over institutions from inspiring English sources

Officers or ex-officers have taken over institutions that are ill suited to management by command, such as universities.Despite promises of continuity in economic policy, investors are stying awayBetter administration has yet to thrill ordinary Pakistanis.

Channel 4's recent Dispatches programme and the accompanying Sunday Telegraph articles depict Islamic Forum of Europe (IFE) as an insidious and extremist organisation bent on taking over institutions in Tower Hamlets, and even the whole country.

Queerness is about taking over institutions from the inside and re-centering that narrative, and welcoming new people to that space.

Or it can be the result of the steady accretion of power, winning over institutions and shunting aside rivals.

Their influence over institutions such as the judiciary and the National Security Council, through which they barked their orders, has ended.

Sticking it to the man is fraught with difficulty, and is coloured by a sense of powerlessness over institutions such asthe banks, the government and big business.

To stroll into the lobby of the Richard Nixon Library and Birthplace Foundation here in this quiet Orange County suburb is to confront one of the quirkiest and most bitterly fought-over institutions in the presidential library system.

The introduction of this business course will affect over 120 institutions and almost 130,000 students in its first iteration alone.

By the nineties, conservatives had begun to take over the institutions of government.

Bank stocks plunged last week on fears that the government will have to take over battered institutions like Citigroup and Bank of America.

Ms. Schwab said Mr. Azevêdo was taking over an institution that is increasingly seen as unable to deliver.