Sentence examples for world-class establishments from inspiring English sources

The plan hugely expanded higher education in California, and led also to the emergence of world-class establishments like Berkeley and UCLA.Yet it tied the universities' fortunes to those of the state.

I stayed in my home city of London for university, not simply because I wanted to be near my tight-knit family, but because it's a world-class establishment, with a brilliant reputation for the degree that I so desperately wanted to study.

World-class organisation.

"BAS is a world-class institution.

Mandela, the nation's revered father figure, suggested a meeting with Ali Bacher, who ran the country's world-class cricket establishment.

Further cultural developments include the establishment of a world-class Museum of Islamic Art (2008; designed by I.M. Pei) on an island offshore.

"It is the first step in the establishment of a world-class arts center that will have an incredible impact on the community reaching far beyond Tianjin," Mr. Li said in a statement.

He was always a beaming, cherubic, endlessly charming, endlessly garrulous man: actor, producer, director, world-class networker and committee man, an establishment heavyweight and incorrigible wearer of the Garrick Club salmon-and-pink tie.

While rights have been restricted internally, in foreign affairs we've seen the walk with world leaders in Paris this month to condemn violence against free speech; an alliance with western countries to fight Islamic State in Iraq and Syria; the establishment of a world-class centre for inter-faith dialogue; and a prominent position on the UN women's council.

The establishment of a world-class nuclear physics research capacity in Australia was intimately linked with the government's plans to develop nuclear weapons.

Fewer world-class players?