Sentence examples for taking the institution from inspiring English sources

On Friday, Mr. Deitch posted a message on the museum's Web site, seeking to assure museum patrons that he was taking the institution in the right direction.

And, perhaps most importantly of all, I've learned that it is possible to challenge the beliefs of an institution without taking the institution itself -- or the sunshine -- for granted.

It's not as if us saintly heteros take the institution of marriage so seriously, is it?

Asked what direction she might take the institution, she said it would be "too premature to say anything at this point".

"That said, he is not a big beast of the Whitehall jungle, a large personality who will go into and take the institution by the scruff of the neck.

Before her strategic management roles at Wolverhampton and Kingston, Caroline was in charge of research strategy at the Institute of Education, where she took the institution to the top grade in the Research Assessment Exercise.

Part of it was that Cornell — the man and the photographer — represented photojournalism, so the real challenge for me was to take the institution to the next level, where it wasn't just a matter of showing photography, alone, but doing things that were also scholarly, giving ideas the time and attention and energy that they needed.

Criado-Perez plans to present him with a petition with almost 25,000 signatories and has raised nearly £12,000 to take the institution to court over the issue.

She added: "He has taken the institution and created this wonderful, luxurious store it is today, so Mr Al Fayed from all of us thank you for all you've done".

Taking the last eight institutions as targets, and assuming that those targets are unmeasurable, this means that there are no RTT from the probe point to those targets.

"We took the one institution that had earned the respect of the country, and we just pissed on them," Kelly told me.