Sentence examples for human institutions from inspiring English sources

Embedding Artificial Intelligence in human institutions could therefore be the next logical step in dealing with humanity's biggest problems.

Markets, he writes, are human institutions, with human imperfections.

The horrible rapidity with which human institutions grow old.

Of course the state, like all human institutions, isn't perfect.

He said: "Technological progress without equivalent progress in human institutions can doom us.

Most last longer than the countries that surround them, or indeed any other human institutions.

What is the divine origin of human institutions and of the ecumene?

But there was a realistic sense that human institutions are necessarily flawed.

It was an ambitious treatise on human institutions and a pioneer work of anthropology and sociology.

"This public opinion," Necker wrote, "strengthens or weakens all human institutions".

"Like other human institutions, courts and juries are not perfect," he explained in 2006.