Sentence examples for vigorous institutions from inspiring English sources

He contributed to our work and we benefited greatly from his global insight, energetic counsel, and his belief that vigorous institutions of knowledge are essential to advancing civility here and abroad.

"He argued for a robust United States engagement within the United Nations," Professor Kingsbury said, "but also for vigorous reform of an institution weakened and ossified by the cold war".

Rather, the better alternative is to reject both bottom-up and top-down approaches in favour of vigorous interaction between publics and institutions as the ongoing source of democratization and institutional innovation.

The rule reflects a spreading trend among international sports institutions to impose vigorous controls over the online use of game information and photographs.

On the other hand the outcome of a RCT may not be generalisable to the common practice because of vigorous selection of patients and institutions.

The labor unions in this state could mobilize a vigorous defense of the public institutions.

By then, however, under a pair of strong directorships and with the addition of a 305-cm (120-inch) reflector in 1959 and the institution of a vigorous program to modernize its instrumentation, Lick had regained much of its earlier prominence as a leader in observational astronomy.

The stated goal is to create a reliable ally with strong institutions and a modern, vigorous democracy.

The primary aim of these institutions is not through vigorous affirmative action to enhance the liberal learning of their students (although they welcome this gain for all students).

As archbishop, Manning was a vigorous builder of Catholic schools and other institutions.

The reasons are clear: favorable demographics, resilient economic institutions, a stable democracy, a vigorous anti-inflation regimen and continued infrastructure improvements.