Sentence examples for provincial institutions from inspiring English sources

Many provincial institutions in America may also suffer.

Some 30 Russian banks moved in, most of them small, provincial institutions.

We should empower local and provincial institutions at the expense of sectarian politics and an all-powerful and overbearing Baghdad.

On the other hand, to secure the loyal operation of provincial institutions, Philip appointed men of his own court, typically natives of the Île-de-France.

The city declined after the French Revolution, when its provincial institutions were suppressed, but the coming of the railways in 1851 brought it new wealth and population growth.

Under the leadership of the provincial government and the University of Jaén, main provincial institutions joined to propose the elaboration of a participatory strategic plan for the whole province.

She was wrongly diagnosed as mentally disabled and was sterilized while living at a provincial institution in the 1950's.

"It was becoming a provincial institution for a provincial New York, and now it is becoming a more international player," Mr. Gonzalez said.

This vast gathering of provincial material provided the archaeological foundation for what was, at least at the start, a feisty provincial institution.

To what had been a worthy but distinctly provincial institution, he brought the latest not only in art but in theater, ballet, film, architecture and design, transforming it within a few years into a Mecca of modernism.

The Kouachis were raised as orphans in a provincial institution, and were radicalized in their early twenties, after the invasion of Iraq, by recruiters in the northeast corner of Paris.