Sentence examples for special institution from inspiring English sources

First, Notre Dame is a unique and special institution, unlike any other.

Another misconception is that marriage is a special institution for bringing children into the world.

In April Mr Putin called Sberbank a "special institution" and told Mr Gref that "the social aspect of your work will not be pushed into second place".

The city set up a special institution, Wohnpartner (living partner), to help support the residents of its multi-apartment municipal estates.

Then it transferred their bad assets to a special institution, the Resolution Trust Corporation; paid off enough of the banks' debts to make them solvent; and sold the fixed-up banks to new owners.

"It would be in the interest of the Bundesbank, which is a very special institution and in Germany's history enjoys a particularly high reputation... that one reaches a quick decision," government spokesman Thomas Steg said ahead of the meeting.

This, however, does not require special institutions, care, expensive materials or specialized expertise.

In the 20th century, governments established special institutions for Indians.

A.C. Klebs, "The Necessity of Special Institutions for the Treatment of Pulmonary Tuberculosis," reprint from the Tri-State Medical Journal and Practitioner, 1897.

Established in 1884 to celebrate and preserve book and print culture, the Grolier Club is one of those special institutions, a treasure hiding in plain sight.

They must be acquired in special institutions, which we call universities, and maintained with constant upkeep, which we call analysis, criticism and debate.