Institutions

“I believe democracy is a process; one that becomes effective when institutions collaborate towards the development of the nation.”

“England is the mother of parliaments.”

“May thousands of Talaat Harb be gone, so Banque Misr can continue.”

“The Eastern Churches do not adhere to all canons and customs, which are found in the Western councils.”

“Antes quisiera yo ver desplomadas, no digo las instituciones de los hombres, sino las estrellas todas del firmamento, que ver caer del pecho humano el sentimiento de la justicia, ese sol del mundo moral.”

“Saya sangat percaya, bahwa ilmu tidak hanya bisa di “panen” dari institusi pendidikan resmi”

“If the Chinese people want modernization, they must first put democracy into practice and modernize China’s social system.”

“I am thankful to The University of the West Indies that it has seen it fit to recognise the work I have put in over the past 50 years.”

“Democracy thrives on the interplay of formal representative institutions and the energies of civil society.”

“I felt Asia with all its energy and institutional reforms would catch up with the rest of the world.”

“Mektebin zükûr kısmının el’an açılamaması ve ders programının tamamen tatbik edilememesi kanaatimi teyit etmiştir.”

“Only the Institute stood like a beacon in its attempt to create an atmosphere where creativity could hope to flourish.”

“Churches live, grow, and flourish by the Word of God. And they languish and even perish without it.”

“Fortunately for our sanity, there appears, at infrequent intervals, out of the mass of ineptitude, neglect and corruption, a new personality who by his example and accomplishments reveals a greatness of spirit.”

“Sou monarquista da gema; porém não conspiro contra as instituições, nem contra vosso governo.”

“I am delighted to have won this award, especially given the stringent examination process employed by the Academy in selecting the winners.”

“What we need is an open climate within our institutions to allow artists to practise their art.”

“The EU is built on the mistakes of Europeans; it is a pragmatic response to our failure to manage the disruptive forces of nationalism and industrialisation.”