Sentence examples for with different institutions from inspiring English sources

It would not be affiliated with any one cultural institution but would instead function like a time share, with different institutions as partners.

She represented Eichmann as a colourless bureaucrat performing a well-defined function in an impersonal bureaucratic machine; but the Nazi state was in fact largely chaotic, with different institutions, departments of government and individuals competing for Hitler's favour.

"In our country people should be free to wear what they like," he told the Today programme, adding: "When you are coming into contact either with different institutions or, for instance, you are in court, or you need to see someone's face at the border, then I would always back the authorities or the institutions that have put in place proper and sensible rules.

And his writing seems almost designed to make pedestrian generalisations sound as if they are insights: "As thinkers move across the life course and are affiliated with different institutions, they may pick up from some of them identity elements that they integrate into their self-concept narratives".Almost by accident, Mr Gross does shed some light on Rorty's development.

Erzo Luttmer and Monica Singhal of Harvard University argue in a new paper* that studying the attitudes of immigrants offers a possible way around this problem.Immigrants have typically had their formative experiences in a country with different institutions, benefit systems and attitudes from those of their adopted home.

The goal of the experiment is to analyze how different corruption regimes interact with different institutions that promote cooperation.

Familiar examples are the contrasts between neighboring countries sharing similar environments but with very different institutions.

So what can we learn from the way Ireland had a U.S.-type financial crisis with very different institutions?

As public arts financing has all but evaporated in this country, fund-raising for the arts has grown more competitive, with many different institutions competing for a shrinking pool of private dollars.

By working together with many different institutions, we also hope to gather knowledge on the implementation of such a programme, especially concerning recruitment challenges and the integration of such a programme into the standard processes of outpatient counselling centres.

Four students spent a summer helping with research at different institutions.