Sentence examples for Practical institutions from inspiring English sources

The history of sovereignty can be understood through two broad movements, manifested in both practical institutions and political thought.

Tasks include process definitions, evaluation of combined results and communication to political decision makers, research community and practical institutions.

The nation-state is a good practical institution, but it does not provide the final moral delineation of which people count and which do not.

In a practical sense, as institutions, they don't have any net worth".

A disproportionate number of Roma are placed in what are called "practical schools," meaning institutions that use a simplified curriculum for children who have mild mental disabilities or who need remedial training.

Foresight is found in applied sciences, research institutions, practical applications and meanwhile also consultancies.

Burke holds that there is a practical wisdom in institutions that is mostly not articulable theoretically, certainly not in advance, but is passed down in culture and tradition.

The attempt to rule without legitimacy raises not only a normative problem, but has direct practical consequences, as institutions that appear unjustified will not be effective.

Addressing the emotions and attitudes of students through experiential learning and practical experience, educational institutions should design their courses in a way that stimulates more experimentation and creative thinking as well.

There are also several practical reasons why institutions need to retain research-strong senior faculty, including involvement in shared governance and institutional memory.

Quality health system is not only an ideological way of delivering health service in many a country but involves the practical systems and institutions to deliver.