Sentence examples for weighty institution from inspiring English sources
The phrase "weighty institution" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an organization or establishment that holds significant importance, influence, or authority in a particular field or context. Example: "The university is considered a weighty institution in the realm of scientific research, attracting top scholars from around the world."
It is an important move, from a weighty institution.
THE HAGUE — The International Criminal Court has all the trappings of a weighty institution: 18 judges, a large corps of prosecutors, a multimillion-dollar budget and its own prison cells.
I hope we'll be more welcoming, more fun, we are a weighty institution, we're working on it, I want to bypass that... we're the adventurous ones... Yes I am looking at you Sky and your original drama.
The word feels weighty, implying the family as institution.
He later admitted Townhouse's having now become an institution of sorts, but one unhampered by a weighty administration.
This small but weighty group of 12 masterworks salutes the collecting activities of an important Ohio institution that was founded in 1901 under the leadership of the Toledo glass manufacturer Edward Drummond Libbey.
As Nimocks writes, in his Fourth Circuit brief, "Plaintiffs, in effect, contend that the Constitution itself defines marriage as a genderless institution, and that the People have no say in deciding the weighty social, philosophical, political, and legal issues implicated by this public debate.
But rather than engaging with the many important, weighty issues of fairness and representation on campus, this office seems to be solely concerned with protecting the reputation of the institution, largely through worthless box-ticking exercises.
Today, after years of weighty policy documents and discussion, Mr Carney says that in the battle to end taxpayer exposure to failing financial institutions the world has reached a "watershed moment".
