Sentence examples for vibrant institutions from inspiring English sources

Our most vibrant institutions are collective, not individual or religious.

They learn them when they live within vibrant institutions that pass down practices and habits.

It has more than 400 vibrant institutions of higher learning and untapped pools of talent, producers and consumers.

Bringing together thinkers, students, and professionals from leading institutions and foundations across the country, the conference fosters discussions about the role of philanthropy in the contemporary society, strengthens professional networks, builds the management acumen to necessary for vibrant institutions, and cultivates leadership in the social sector and beyond.

The EvoS Seminar Series at New Paltz and Binghamton include some of the most highly visible academic events at these intellectually vibrant institutions.

Actually, in point of demonstrable fact, the Chinamen aren't going to take anything if they don't have the vibrant institutions we enjoy such as the rule of law.

The CAP is seen as the new, vibrant institution.

"Yes, of course we want City Center to be a vibrant institution," she said.

Mr. Hamdallah is widely credited in the West Bank with having turned the university into a vibrant institution.

The congregation that Rabbi Davidson is heading is a vibrant institution, with a religion school and an adult education program, and 600 members.

Learn about Dean Valentini's unusual journey to Columbia, his goals for the College and what makes Columbia such a diverse, engaging and intellectually vibrant institution.