Sentence examples for been institution from inspiring English sources
noun
A custom or practice of a society or community.
- The institution of marriage is present in many cultures but its details vary widely across them.
The interviews undertaken at the second hospital were intended to confirm or counter findings from the first site and thus to clarify whether the findings may have been institution specific.
However, the nursing shortage has not been institution-wide but is concentrated in specialty care areas, particularly intensive care units and operating rooms [ 65].
Very few population-based studies have been carried out in Nigeria regarding determinants of maternal service utilization; most maternal health studies in the country have been institution-based.
"These guys were institutions.
Most Better Image clients are institutions.
They are institutions, noble but comparatively static.
British universities are institutions to be proud of, not punished.
Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac are institutions that are too big to fail.
Governments are institutions, communities are institutions, colleges are institutions, families are institutions, marriages and partnerships are institutions and our egos are our own personal institutions.
These institutions are personal institutions.
But now these institutions are their institutions".
