Sentence examples for changes in the institution from inspiring English sources

On Tuesday Wong described variations changes in the institution of marriage in Australia, including the shift from religious to civil marriage ceremonies.

The story, set in the early 1970's, is about how changes in the institution, brought about by evolutionary times in general and by an opportunistic new faculty member in particular, galvanize Platt's life crisis, leading him to quit his job and write the play that tells the story of his experience.

On the other hand, to the extent that marriage institutionalizes problematic forms of dominance, it would seem a mistake to extend it at all or at least to extend it without significant substantive changes in the institution (Kim 2010).

To be objective the course of modern Tibetan history dictated certain changes in the institution as well as in the Tibetan society as a whole.

Changes in the institution were achieved through increased motivation and positive attitudes toward the use of JCI continuous improvement processes as well as increased professional training.

The student exchange programs being carried out at universities for over 50 years, have led to changes in the institutions, which had to adapt to accommodate these students.

Economic sociology is particularly attentive to the relationships between economic activity, the rest of society, and changes in the institutions that contextualize and condition economic activity.

Globalization, with its volatile mix of economic opportunity and social disruption, is reorganizing production, redefining work, and provoking fundamental changes in the institutions of economic governance.

The natural-selection part of Dr. Clark's argument "is significantly weaker, and maybe just not necessary, if you can trace the changes in the institutions," said Kenneth L. Pomeranz, a historian at the University of California, Irvine.

Also, in many cases the changes in the institutions is done in response to changes in the national systems, therefore often lagging the system changes by one to three years.

These results further suggest that some of the negative effect of HOPE on earned STEM degrees for our preferred specification is due to changes in the institutions that students attend.