Sentence examples for context of institutions from inspiring English sources

Fisher's account of Berman's time at Horace Mann exposes the workings of abuse — and not only sexual abuse — in the context of institutions such as schools and churches, in which vast disparities of power operate within a negligent institutional structure intent on self-preservation.

However, as described below, through extensive praxis and ongoing empirical study, FOLC is evolving conceptually as a distinct alternative to the CoI by foregrounding democratized and emancipatory learning processes that are adaptable to the socio-cultural context of institutions and learners.

Because case counts of such events are expected to be low, coordination among national surveillance systems is crucial and probably feasible within the context of institutions covering large populations such as the new European Centre for Disease Prevention and Control (ECDC), the US Centres for Disease Control CDCC Atlanta) and of course the World Health Organisation.

There can be no meaningful interpretation of an 'independent' effect in this setting …. (47 ) People with a given income value do not arrive at that value through a randomized process or anything remotely close to it; rather, they arrived at the observed value through a dynamic life trajectory that was shaped by an organized context of institutions and social relations.

Kauffman expresses a similar construct with respect to income: People with a given income value do not arrive at that value through a randomized process or anything remotely close to it; rather, they arrived at the observed value through a dynamic life trajectory that was shaped by an organized context of institutions and social relations.

Here we have an apparent vindication of the empirical applicability of classical game theory in a context independent of institutions or social conventions.

In the context of smart institutions, the controller is a complex or set of economic, social and political institutions, which we call the steering institutions.

Professor Ruth Okediji, who was the Heiken Visiting Professor in Patent Law at Harvard Law School in 2015-2016, is an expert in innovation policy, intellectual property, and economic development in the context of international institutions and public international law.

Because in the context of European institutions the meaning of self-government has changed.

Implementing any conservation intervention, including Payments for Ecosystem Services PESS), in the context of weak institutions is challenging.

The article describes the charrette itself, and discusses the utility of GIS, given the challenges of disaster recovery in a context of undeveloped institutions for public participation, and with participants of different linguistic and educational backgrounds.