Sentence examples for previous institutions from inspiring English sources

Even before the war ended, Ivan was forced by the utter incompetence of his special oprichnina army to reintegrate it (1572) with the regular army and to revert, in theory at least, to the previous institutions of government.

What is more, the arch-destroyer of so many previous institutions, initiatives and reputations was careful to deny that his party would be "wreckers" in the assembly to be elected, in accordance with the agreement, on June 25th.Mr Paisley's caution reflects both reality and arithmetic.

Because the private lending practice is a newly established institution, it cannot borrow from previous institutions to regulate its function.

They represent decentralized networks that, beyond previous institutions, create and blossom.

"He's now placed himself outside of employability at the previous institutions where he taught".

These feelings still exist even though I have had an interest in journalism since my early adolescent years and have journalism experience from previous institutions and internships.

If students are coming straight from this kind of environment to an institution that is years behind their previous institution with regards to facilities and environment then perhaps this is where our problems begin in terms of expectations?

Campuses that have recently added their first residence halls range from Metropolitan Community College in Omaha (Dr. VanWagoner's previous institution) to Niagara County Community College in upstate New York to Hillsborough Community College in Florida, which opened a $14 million student apartment complex a year ago.

"I called the program officers, the people in the Office for Sponsored Research at my previous institution and my current institution, explained the situation to the best of my ability, and tried to put them in touch with each other.

The AAMC/AAU letter claims the new institution should not be required to consider the previous institution's sanctions, but instead "should have the freedom" to decide if the information is relevant.

Unlike the previous institution, the new one was rooted in the cultural and educational values of the emerging republican society and was inspired by illustrious European philosophers and intellectuals such as Rousseau, Locke, Kant, and Voltaire, among others.