Sentence examples for the existing institutions from inspiring English sources

Lesbians tend to plug into the existing institutions of an area – coffee shops, theatres, grocery stores.

But the sense of rebelling against the existing institutions is present at Frieze, too.

"All the existing institutions are struggling to meet their goals in a very tough environment".

The existing institutions seem unable to meet the real needs for infrastructure across Asia, both presently and into the future.

Across Europe, evidence is emerging of voters moving from questions of credibility and confidence to legitimacy of the existing institutions.

The South African national editors' forum stated last week that: "It supported the existing institutions charged with self-regulation of the media".

It's not about demanding change from the existing institution; it's about creating viable alternatives.

Gibson was one of several new faces brought to the Gallery's board at a critical time: the Victorian government had announced a decision to build a new National Gallery in Melbourne, and governance of the existing institution was undergoing significant upheaval.

Institutional conversion discusses the conditions under which institutions gradually change their organizational rules and procedures in order to achieve new policy objectives, without having to either reform or dismantle the existing institution [ 17, 18].

The centralization of the different existing institutions became necessary with the growth of cities and was most frequently undertaken by city councils.

The University of Florida in Lake City was just one of the four existing institutions that were to be merged to form the new university, and there were other possible candidates to become its first president.