Sentence examples for challenging institutions from inspiring English sources

Yes, chaos and disorder may mark both, but the 1960s worldview was one of a just society: challenging institutions that perpetuated things like the growing gulf between rich and poor, health care disparities, and racism and gender inequality.

A representative from the group said in a 2013 interview with San Francisco's Mission Local that "the current state of LGBT politics is a scramble for straight privilege" and "things like health care... should be available to us all...[but] a queer identity is about challenging institutions of domination, like marriage and the military, not becoming part of them".

As recently as 1993, Andersen published an article acknowledging a grave lack of research on quality of life and challenging "institutions and study groups to support quality of life research for women with gynecologic cancer" [ 2].

But, a crash course in geometry or test-taking skills in no way prepares children for the challenges and rigor at these academically challenging institutions.

Donors are drawn to more challenging institutions.

"People instantly understood the power of challenging institutions to put their money where their mouths are".

It is as though we have lost the strength and confidence to effectively challenge institutions.

The sense of urgency around deaccessioning has been spurred by several factors, including the National Academy Museum's sale in 2008 of two Hudson River School paintings to cover operating costs, and by the fear that financially challenged institutions are coming to the view that, as Mr. Botwinick put it, "the Rembrandts in the collection are no different than the IBM stock".

One will challenge institutions to devise novel approaches to balancing motherhood and work.

Mrs May said it would "challenge institutions without fear or favour, in order to get to the bottom of this issue and stop it from happening again".

Most business managers are taught not to challenge institutions against which they have no negotiating leverage.