Sentence examples for changing the institution from inspiring English sources

But changing the institution is a very different issue.

Likewise, our culture will not collapse as a result of changing the institution of marriage to reflect universal, unbiased love by opening the role of spouse to same-sex couples; Iowa, Massachusetts and the other states that allow same-sex marriage have obviously not descended into chaos.

Symbolic (and critical to the inception phase) was changing the institution's name from the Al-Amal Center to KHCC.

"How do we get involved in the discussion about changing the institutions that change us?" he asked.

The report also said that although the Aquino administration could point to some high-profile successes, it had not been as effective in changing the institutions of government.

"Yes, women are changing the institutions that they serve in, but there are not yet enough of them to really reshape the culture of those institutions," she said, in a way that might serve to attract more women candidates.

Fans think this is a way of changing the centralised, institution-dominated shape of modern finance.

"These liberalised people or 'netizens' are changing the social institutions, step by step.

"If we had gone down the road of changing the rules, this institution would have ceased to exist for a long time," he said.

The Guardian Australia columnist Van Badham gave a feminist take on the virtue of same-sex marriage changing the centuries-old institution.

Changing the culture of the institution in these regards will be more difficult than changing the compensation.