Sentence examples for visible institution from inspiring English sources

Victims of enclosure, masterless men, foreign tradesmen without guild credentials, outlaws, and prostitutes joined radical Puritans and players in taking over and putting the liberties to their own uses, but it was the players who had the audacity to found a viable and highly visible institution of their own on the grounds of the city's well-maintained contradictions.

Before he gave his life as a ransom such inward and outward in which his organizing ability is manifested in the visible institution of two forms, one denoting fellowship and the other involving the symbolism of the natural expression of continuing the Passover meal.

And we need to demonstrate through one of the most visible institutions in our city that inclusion can be practiced and that it works.

Since no one is born with an innate understanding of these virtues, they must be learned, and schools are our most visible institutions for learning.

These highly visible institutions should be required to withhold a modest 0.5% annual tax, collected quarterly, on the value of their clients' assets which they already track on a daily basis.

It may be that locally run institutions have characteristics that are more conducive to positive child outcomes than the more formal and visible institutions that have typically been assessed in OAC-related research.

"We want on the one hand to maintain our Christian heritage, our church-related heritage and to be a truly nationally visible academic institution".

Luther held that the Church should no longer be thought of as a visible, hierarchical institution, but was rather the invisibly united aggregate of local churches that adhered to right doctrine.

Gardens are at once fundamental and elusive: fundamental in that they sustain life and are rooted in the deepest substratum of the human imagination; elusive in that they are seasonal, dormant for extended periods, and difficult to make fully visible as institutions.

Security is especially visible around American institutions, like the United States Embassy, or those buildings considered to be in extra danger, like the New Synagogue on Oranienburger Strasse, the new Jewish Museum and the Israeli Embassy.

In January, the Carnegie Hall Jazz Band, one of New York's two most visible jazz-repertory institutions (the other is the Lincoln Center Jazz Orchestra), had its plug pulled when a new regime came along at Carnegie Hall.