Meanings of powerful institutions in English

These are powerful institutions and they have an enormous reach, she added.

The Prime Minister's Office and the SIS are two powerful institutions of the State.

But Idria is a small asteroid sharing a star system with some powerful institutions.

The Villa is one of the least known but most powerful institutions in the world.

However, it has been reluctant to touch the monarchy, military and religion, Thailand's most powerful institutions.

His name appears on the prospectuses and in the lists of directors in many powerful institutions.

Cultural projects are generously funded and supported by many large and powerful institutions in the city.

The Catholic Church, still probably one of the most powerful institutions in Ireland, is no exception.

But to serve British interests, the administrators had introduced powerful institutions such as an independent judiciary.

We were going up against powerful institutions skilled in the many ways of derailing initiatives they didn't like.

Protection of citizens' interests and the maintenance of ethical standards within powerful institutions are fundamental to a democratic society.

The government intelligence body merged with security in 2004 and is one of the most powerful institutions in government.

This is one of the most powerful institutions in the Kingdom, and it grows more powerful all the time.

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On one hand, capitalism, unimpeded by other powerful institutions, created a closed slave system which regimented the totality of the slave's life.

But O'Neill suggests that powerful institutions that secure unlimited rights to self-expression may dominate and distort communications and the agenda for public debate.