Sentence examples for serious institutions from inspiring English sources

Surely it cannot be so difficult to treat with India?That points to a second, deeper need, one that it took Europe two world wars to come close to solving: emerging Asia's lack of serious institutions to bolster such deals.

Stock markets are ultimately good hedges against rising prices, but investors feel queasy when economists at serious institutions like the International Monetary Fund, Morgan Stanley and Société Générale see high inflation as either the most likely or the least bad way to erode excessive leverage.

Among the well-known Swiss boarding schools (Aiglon, Brillamont, Collge du Lman, Zuoz) Le Rosey is considered one of the more serious institutions.

Art was only in museums and "serious" institutions.

Not great public relations for a serious institution.

Also, the Charlotte orchestra seems to me a very solid and serious institution.

The Lebanese army, the only serious institution in the country, was ambushed last August in the Sunni town of Arsal on the Lebanese-Syrian border.

They have the kernel of a fine project and are anxious to build their museum into a serious institution that explores a vital aspect of local culture.

City Lit is in danger of becoming more like a leisure facility than a serious institution if we carry on like this".

Ted Spencer, who retired as the Hall of Fame's chief curator in 2009, said it was worth remembering that the museum was a more serious institution than some people may realize, given its subject material.

"I am not astonished, I am rather disappointed, at how naïve they could be, for a particularly serious institution," said Marcel Mayer, 58, a historian and director of the city archives.