Sentence examples for institutional alternatives from inspiring English sources

Thus, community and community schools were emphasized along with central control and standardization, and institutional alternatives were opened while the structure of main institutions became more articulated.

Thus, more family members turn to institutional alternatives.

Probation and other institutional alternatives to incarceration date to mid-nineteenth-century reform movements.

When the institutional alternatives implicitly address a different public than is currently constituted by evolving institutional practice and its consequences, the public may act indirectly and self-referentially by forming a new public with which the institutions must interact.

Fundamental to quality service is knowledge of aging and communication changes and disorders associated with this process, institutional alternatives, and the changing nature of today's elders in long-term care.

To show the contribution of this analysis, we use the lessons from universally acclaimed research on paradigm breakdowns in science (Kuhn [1962]), to investigate whether, in certain areas of plant improvement technologies, a systematic series of breakdowns of the strong IP paradigm have appeared, and, if so, to examine a number of proposed institutional alternatives.

An American digital public library would serve as a nonprofit institutional alternative to Google Books, Professor Darnton says.

R. Bourne) is on his last nerve and, along with Mandy's tough-loving school principal (Reno), urges Jeanne to consider an institutional alternative.

But for better or worse the F.B.I. is the agency that has to take the lead in domestic security -- not necessarily because it has shown striking success in the past, but because no institutional alternative presents itself.

Specializing in American and transnational political parties, Professor Goldman championed the use of parties as the institutional alternative to civil and international war, and as crucial to overcoming terrorist and anti-democratic movements.

I was already becoming known as a poet, and I also wrote articles on social themes, but at the same time I was increasingly aware of the fact that in order to make a political statement an artist must not merely work with "political" themes in his poetry, that is, on the level of content, but must also develop a structural, institutional alternative to the existing order.