Sentence examples for institutional edifice from inspiring English sources
"To crown the institutional edifice with the aim of strengthening democracy, it is important to introduce the necessary amendments to the constitution," he said.
Maybe, after all the religious shuffling going on right now settles a bit, we'll be able to see that Nones are something of a "missing link" between a more primal, and perhaps more authentic, religiosity and the institutional edifices we've constructed in all too human attempts to contain and control an organic spirituality that is our genetic, evolutionary legacy.
It is difficult to avoid feeling dispirited, she said, when faced with an "institutional-cultural edifice that engenders powerlessness and passivity".
The scientific method and the entire edifice of institutional research depend on such openness; without it, progress would slow dramatically.
Making the situation particularly complex, the curriculum is itself is an institutional structure within the educational edifice, in the sense that its framework has evolved over a long time and which has a fairly robust structure with strong cultural underpinnings; it is intertwined with that of the school system and the schools as well as with national cultures.
Museology is in moral crisis after a spate of manic construction that has exalted edifices over their contents, and institutional narcissism over the romance of art lovers and art works.
The institutional foundation laid by Dorgon, Shunzhi, and Kangxi allowed the Qing to erect an imperial edifice of awesome proportion and to turn it into "one of the most successful imperial states the world has known".
Today Corcoran's edifice is the Renwick Gallery.
But the whole edifice now looks rickety.
The edifice is a kind of greenhouse.
