Sentence examples for institutional characters from inspiring English sources

In the other, an iconoclastic and strangely charismatic congressman — a sits-alone-in-the-lunchroom type —  steadily draws one of every four or five voters away from the institutional characters.

While job rank and hospital grade are more or less institutional characters that can not be corrected, patient-nurse relationships and job satisfaction of the nurses are to a large extent influenced or decided by the management style or the capacity of nurses.

It ranked second in "institutional character," a measure of order and political stability.

And yet it has a silent, slightly institutional character -- indefinable, but still palpable.

ADAM GOPNIK: A very big question, and of course the institutional character of the Church, not to mention the contingencies of history, are hugely important here.

"This is not a coincidence; the leaders of this country's best universities have long understood the value of high-quality athletics programs and the extent to which they are an integral part of what defines institutional character and identity.

For reasons both of history and institutional character, however, none has the importance of Columbia, which was home to a particularly vigorous chapter of Students for a Democratic Society — some of whose most militant members helped to form the left-wing radical group the Weathermen.

There is the rebuilding of trust and "social capital"; the renewal of our national and institutional character; the preservation of social order and representative government in the national interest; a critique of cronyism and excessive power; a return to issues of duty and obligation.

The first concerns the institutional character of law.

5)  Remember that institutional character — like a liquid cupped in your hand — is fragile; easily lost; and hard, if not impossible, to regain.

Pieper (2008, p. 528) explains that labeling these spaces is a result of the political will of those who govern them and of their institutional character.