Sentence examples for institution the rules from inspiring English sources

The film, like most of Wiseman's films, is about the life of an institution: the rules, principles, and ideas that constitute an institution, and their connection to the lives of people who realize it, manage it, and depend on it.

In contrast, North emphasised the role of institutions – the rules and conventions of a society, such as laws, property rights, politics, customs and belief systems – in explaining differences in long-term economic growth.

Also, in government affiliated institutions, the rules and regulations on the use of research funds tend to favor spending on hardware such as buildings and facilities instead of encouraging creative thinking -- supportive more of the "tank" instead of the "think".

But the inherent conservatism of the Senate as an institution makes the rules change a long shot at best.

Then there are institutions: the rule of law and (perhaps) democracy.

It is committed to democratic institutions, the rule of law and human rights.

Another line of thought holds that good "institutions"—the rule of law and all that are essential.

Since 1999, the E.U. has poured a staggering $2.6 billion into Kosovo with the aim of building democratic institutions, the rule of law and a strong independent judiciary.

The United States will never be perfect, but it remains a stable liberal democracy with strong institutions, the rule of law and protection of individual rights.

The criteria for joining a functioning democracy and market economy, the ability to apply the EU's rules, strong independent institutions, the rule of law must be rigorously observed, as they have not always been for other candidates.

"For institutions, the rule of thumb is you don't fight the tape," says Cristina M. Morgan, managing director for investment banking at Chase H&Q.