Sentence examples for society institutions from inspiring English sources

A critical aspect of the RIUFT is that research is embedded within government and civil society institutions in order to ensure that research is grounded in the political and institutional realities that shape state society relations.

Education, wealth, international connections and civil society institutions help.

If that happened, it would be devastating to the civil society institutions that make this country distinct.

"There were no real political parties, no civil society institutions ready to take over in any of these countries.

Now that's an idea: multinational corporations helping build civil society institutions that will help keep their own activities in check.

The Project works with a collaborative network of victim-survivors, scholars, and academic and civil society institutions.

Consider, for instance, the fate of two of the country's oldest civil-society institutions, the teachers' and lawyers' associations.

All are victims of what people in Britain call "the cuts" — the government's defunding of civil-society institutions in order to balance the nation's books.

The guy whose imaginative nurturing of civil-society institutions in central and eastern Europe helped bring down the Soviet Communist empire?

"The development of civil-society institutions must come at a later stage," Bashar said in an interview with the pan-Arabic newspaper Al Sharq al-Awsat.

In practice, that means individuals are thrown back on themselves, since one real effect of the recession has been to beggar many of these civil-society institutions.