Sentence examples for the very institutions from inspiring English sources

Indeed, these are the very institutions that underwrite functioning markets.

It has "proven harmful to the very institutions that it is seeking to benefit," she says.

But the very institutions that we need to have prayer the most, it has been outlawed.

Shouldn't we then rethink the very institutions of our (pseudo) democracy?

Yet he now praises the very institutions he failed to transform.

And it has meanwhile inflicted collateral damage, not least on the very institutions in which Mr Chirac says he believes.

And the worst culprits seem to be the very institutions that claim to bring us together – religious schools.

This means that donors are still heavily bypassing the very institutions that they promised "by default" to strengthen.

Much remains to be done—so much that the very institutions of our society have come under challenge.

The very institutions and laws that were supposed to reduce business uncertainty and risk are often having the opposite effect.

The reverberations were so catastrophic that the only viable policy choice was to shore up the very institutions that helped bring on the crisis in the first place.