Sentence examples for respected institutions from inspiring English sources

The revelations are stunning for what had been respected institutions.

The monarchy is one of Thailand's most revered and respected institutions.

What is more, Mr Fazio's behaviour has wrecked the reputation of the central bank, hitherto one of the country's few internationally respected institutions.

It will see highly respected institutions, such as Moorfields eye hospital in London and Manchester's Christie cancer centre, providing specialist services to patients potentially many miles away in another part of England.

But the reason for the play's fabulousness lies in its taking an already extreme form to even more ridiculous lengths — yes, this is a parody of farce — and stuffing the script with outrageous comments on British law enforcement, the Roman Catholic Church and other intermittently respected institutions.

Despite the fact respected institutions like Duke and Purdue offer online M.B.A. degrees, Harvard is undoubtedly concerned about diluting its reputation by offering its revered M.B.A. degree over the Internet.

The military is one of our nation's most highly respected institutions.

Outsider art is marked in various highly-respected institutions in the States, like the American Visionary Art Museum in Baltimore.

Over the past decade, several well-respected institutions have founded programs to train leaders in the field, and hospitals have begun to institute formal programs and departments.

Last week was a busy one for me- I spoke at two well-respected institutions before leaving the country for a month.

From what I have seen over the past 10 years or so, scientists with postdoc experience from well-respected institutions or laboratories stand a much better chance of getting one of those coveted faculty positions at Singapore's universities and research institutes, especially if they have had joint publications with reputed mentors in high-impact journals.