Sentence examples for ruling institutions from inspiring English sources

The Party's ruling institutions were now fully comprised of Kim's old friends and followers (largely former Manchurian guerrillas).

Far from respecting authority, Assange seems to be an old-fashioned anarchist who believes that all ruling institutions are corrupt and public pronouncements are lies.

Mr. Fincher honors Larsson's muckraking legacy by envisioning a Sweden that is corrupt not merely in its ruling institutions but in the depths of its soul.

Some observers believe civil society groups cannot substitute established political parties because they are organised around specific demands and do not enjoy permanent access to ruling institutions.

Without directly referring to the court, General Kayani said the country was passing through a "defining phase," and he issued a veiled warning of "negative consequences" if the ruling institutions failed to work in harmony.

"Some consider this move to be a clear indication of their true modus operandi, and the beginning of political maneuvering to monopolize all the ruling institutions in the country," says Hala Elkholy in the Hurriyet Daily News, based in Turkey.

Well, it was the ruling institution of British art.

As is true of any ruling institution, the corporation now attracts mistrust, fear and demands for accountability from an increasingly anxious public.

Thenceforth until the conquest of Istanbul (1453), it denoted the highest rank in the ruling institution and could be held simultaneously by several persons, including the ministers of state.

The arms of Iran's ruling institution stretching into Arab lands have also been struck by weakness -- yet not complete paralysis.

After Haj Kadour was discharged, the requests continued — from government and ruling Baath Party institutions, police stations and various organizations or businesses that wanted to prominently show their fealty to the president.