Sentence examples for a changing institution from inspiring English sources
The erosion in social expectations for gender specialization points to two-earner couples as the centerpiece of a changing institution.
And, if any theme emerged, it was that the National Theatre is a constantly changing institution, redefined by the taste of the person running it.
Several comments indicated worries about the ability to extract and move data between different ELNS and machines; these concerns relate to price hikes with a provider, longevity of commercial packages, and changing institution.
Changing institution is relatively common in the US – many students transfer from community colleges after their first two years.
The public attention to Sam's kiss is one indication that the conversation from now on about gay and bisexual male inclusion in these last frontiers -- like pro team sports -- will move fairly quickly from a conversation about opening doors to a conversation about changing institutions and cultures.
The other 75% of unpublished papers were never submitted for publication, with the most commonly given reasons being "insufficient time to prepare a manuscript", "co-authors moving or changing institutions", and "manuscript still in progress" (Sprague et al. 2003).
Of the presentations that were not submitted to a peer-reviewed journal, the three most common reasons given for the lack of submission was insufficient time to prepare a manuscript, the manuscript was still in progress and co-authors moving or changing institutions (Sprague et al. 2003).
"And changing institutions is never easy".
But changing institutions to accommodate these new norms is tricky everywhere.
To do so would entail changing institutions so that political calculations are removed from monetary policy making.
The dynamics of national innovation systems (NISs) are a source of considerable academic and policy interest, especially when to address new competitive challenges they involve changing institutions and relationships within successful systems.
