History is shepherded and shaped publicly through institutions of moral advancement -- museums and churches.
Most of our historic problems seem to have come from humans wielding too much power, either individually or through institutions of government or business.
In its basic outline Mr. Roth's overly busy screenplay takes the same approach to the agency as it follows Wilson's journey through institutions of power.
In Anglo-American law the problem of free evaluation of evidence can be understood through the institution of the jury.
Though obviously terrifically bright, he could not successfully work his way through the institution of high school.
The autumn statement will create this through the institution of a regular Whitehall review, which could imply a pension age of 70 by the 2060s.
Internally, it proclaimed the need to end the exploitation of the Peruvian masses through the institution of a planned economy and the nationalization of foreign-owned enterprises.
It was her brother and Falcone, both of them prosecutors, who were the first successfully to wage war on the mafia, beginning in the 1980s, through the institution of the legislature.
The idea that a freshman, up to his eyeballs in basketball, with designs on a pro career, can whiz through an institution of higher learning and learn by osmosis seems delusional.
