Sentence examples for useful institutions from inspiring English sources

The U.S. Government did create useful institutions to provide financial organizations with guarantees backing up loans private mortgage companies made to finance home purchases.

What they have in mind is what economists call social capital, which is the trust between people that lets them get along well enough to build businesses and other useful institutions.

The guilds of merchants and craftsmen that dominated economic life in much of Europe from the Middle Ages until the Industrial Revolution are often portrayed as useful institutions that promoted training, trade, and quality improvement.

The challenge they face in order to remain relevant in a fast-changing world economy is to retool themselves so that the countries in the middle, the fast-growing emerging markets, also see them as useful institutions that are not beholden to the club of rich countries and that adapt well to changing circumstances.

What I'm proposing for Mima is to make the "useful" museum, or the useful institution, and to make it accessible to everyone.

8 of the magazine, the editors champion the School as "of far more use than even the Football Clubs," calling it "the most popular and, we venture to say, the most useful institution in the Camp" (Masterman Coll., Box 2 Seq. 462).

Now, "the republicans who always thought the monarchy was useless finally have arguments, and people who respect the king and think the monarchy has been a useful institution now are indignant for what happened and have no more arguments".

The guide should be useful to institutions considering an OA policy, and to faculty and librarians who would like their institution to start considering one.

This program is useful for institutions that are looking to gather data on-line from any body of computer users.

At the same time, the guide includes recommendations that should be useful to institutions taking other approaches.

But it's not limited to policies of this type and includes recommendations that should be useful to institutions taking other approaches.