Sentence examples for support the institutions from inspiring English sources
The Chancellor, George Osborne, told Sky News: "I support gay marriage because I believe Conservatives support the institutions of commitment".
A more effective measure is to support the institutions that underpin civil society in subtle ways, such as ensuring an independent judiciary and paying for universal free education, so that citizens have the ability to hold public servants to account.
If politicians are reasonably honest, people will support the institutions of democracy; and if democracy works reasonably well, it will help root out corruption.Lastly, General Musharraf needs to go back to his barracks and keep quiet.
At a rally in Colorado Springs, headquarters of Focus on the Family, a large evangelical organisation, he emphasised his social conservatism: "We must support the institutions that give our lives direction and purpose our families, our schools, our religious congregations.
Social conservatives – not least US Catholic bishops who resent the pope's relatively soft tone on abortion and divorce – noted his reference to his visit to Philadelphia for the Eighth World Meeting of Families "to celebrate and support the institutions of marriage and the family at this, a critical moment in the history of our civilisation".
Both Iran and the US have condemned the attacks, with the White House saying the blasts "would only serve to reinforce our commitment to support the institutions of the Lebanese state, including the security services, to ensure a stable, sovereign and secure Lebanon".
Members still support the institution with their dollars.
"The Federal Reserve and the Treasury declined to commit public funds to support the institution," he said.
Shops support the institution, but I certainly wouldn't put them first.
The county is just going to have to continue to support the institution and, in effect, it's just to what degree".
"Alumni organizations need to support the institution and directions laid out by the deans," said Richard K. Naum, vice president for development and alumni relations at Columbia.
