Sentence examples for robust institution from inspiring English sources

With a staff of 190 and an annual budget of $6.5 million, this museum qualifies as a robust institution.

First, despite the tradition among the Russian political elite of ignoring constitutionally established rules, the presidency was shown to be a robust institution.

In a letter to members last month, the museum's chairman, James R. Houghton, said, "The Metropolitan Museum is a robust institution, but despite its manifest strengths has not been immune to the consequences of this turbulent economy".

Does it choose the film that makes Hollywood feel good about itself (as a technologically innovative, financially robust institution) or the feel-bad, barely profitable account of the tortuous endgame in Iraq?

It is doing everything a more robust institution might hope for in attracting students, improving results, winning awards, engaging with commerce and the community, inventing new ways to work.

Ten years later, as we struggle to create a robust institution that will have the same ideals yet last the course, I can better understand what other editors struggle with.

That requires a sound and predictable regulatory environment, robust institutions and zero tolerance of corruption.

In other words, they need to nurture civil society and robust institutions.

That support helped establish places like the Studio Museum in Harlem and El Museo del Barrio, now two examples of elite, robust institutions, Ms. Campbell said.

"Virtually impossible" to compete for large deposits, such as from a house sale or pension, because wealthy investors will pick the most robust institutions.

We must hope that America's fine people and robust institutions temper Trump's tantrums, but we may expect a decade or more of US isolation and dysfunction.