Sentence examples for in institutional terms from inspiring English sources

That is certainly true in institutional terms.

Members of Congress aren't in the habit of viewing their interests in institutional terms.

In institutional terms, the European Union simply does not exist at the UN.

"He is essentially anti-Western — I mean in political terms, in institutional terms," one former minister told me.

However, enforced innovative policy (or in institutional terms, coercive institutionalization) can have positive effects too.

This last aspect can be thought of as interpreting a subject in institutional terms as an institutional domain learning.

It might seem strange that an anarchist libertarian like Chomsky, committed to the idea that people are free and self-determining, should think about politics in such institutional terms, but this is an old paradox.

As for Kennedy's fear that the government might regulate speech based on "the speaker's identity," Stevens wrote, "We have held that speech can be regulated differentially on account of the speaker's identity, when identity is understood in categorical or institutional terms.

This system consisted of three main pyramids in organizational and institutional terms, which can be called the 'university system,' the 'academy of sciences system,' and the 'industrial and defense ministry system' (Graham and Dezhina 2008).

The aim of summarising records was thus described in technological and institutional terms - the ease with which information can be accessed from the computer screen, with a particular reference to enabling institutional audit.

Although, as we go on to show in our discussion below, these differentiated discursive frameworks are far from straightforward in practical, material and institutional terms.