Sentence examples for evolving institutions from inspiring English sources

He emphasized the collective action of various groups in the economy and viewed their operation within a system of continually evolving institutions and laws.

American orchestras and their audiences have for years debated whether they should mainly be museums for the canonical repertory or evolving institutions that conserve that repertory but also push into the future.

These approaches are shown to emphasize the importance of systemic connectivity, evolving institutions and organizational capabilities.

"The V&A is a constantly evolving institution, and if we were approached today it is perfectly possible that discussions might develop in a different direction, and we welcome public interest and debate in how we collect and how we research and display our collections to the widest audience".

"The V&A is a constantly evolving institution, and if we were approached today it is perfectly possible that discussions might develop in a different direction, and we welcome public interest and debate in how we collect and how we research and display our collections to the widest audience," it read.

Indeed, he argues that as societies evolve institutions that encourage what Henrich et al. call aggregate market integration (discussed above), their utility functions and social norms tend to converge on self-regarding economic rationality with respect to welfare.

Although there have been problems with transparency and accountability, in Maasailand there is a rapid proliferation of initiatives pursuing conservation with development, and these are fast evolving new institutions managing finances and monitoring enforcement and governance.

What happens in the space between the individual and the government is vital... Local knowledge channeled by evolving social institutions -- from civic and fraternal groups to traditional religious establishments, to charitable enterprises and complex markets -- will make for better material outcomes and a better common life.

Unfortunately for him, Britain had not yet evolved the institutions that would support extensive private enterprise.

Here is the world out of which modern man evolved, these institutions declared, inspiring appreciation for the wonders of nature and the strangeness of other cultures; of course, they also drew attention to the elevated perspective of the Western observer who was making sense of these objects.

The transition will vary from institution to institution, evolving over time.