Sentence examples for institutional expression from inspiring English sources

The NHS, or the state school system, or any other public service for that matter, is the institutional expression of that sentiment.

The exterior may indicate the difficulty architects faced of finding an authentic institutional expression in the late 20th century: it is a deliberately anti-monumental monument.

The police organization is particularly crucial to Protestants because it is the most important institutional expression of the Britishness of Northern Ireland that they long to hold onto.

Such frameworks may be political, cultural, or religious, or they may have no abstract or institutional expression at all.

His more ideologically minded colleagues interpret the EU as an institutional expression of all they oppose: a fortress of dirigisme, a solvent of nationhood, a threat to British democracy and independence.

The notion that movies — a raffish, mongrel amusement of dubious aesthetic pedigree — could be treated as a bona fide art form may not have originated in France, but the idea found a home, a group of passionate advocates and powerful if eccentric institutional expression there.

The growing prominence of competing geopolitical visions for Europe might even call into question the cohesion and direction of the institutional expressions of the U.S.- engineered Western order in Europe, namely the Atlantic Alliance and the European Union.

[ 22, 23] Although there continues to be ongoing discussions over their respective definitions, the terms "religion" and "religiosity" have been used more recently to describe formal and institutional expressions of faith [ 22, 24] whereas "spirituality" has been used to describe an individual's sense of coherence and connectedness to the truth or the divine.

The Google Art Project is a forum for institutional self expression and contrasting artistic values and views of history in which the institutions themselves step out of the picture, at least initially.

The Bretton Woods agreement, Gatt and the establishment of the IMF and World Bank combined to give it institutional shape and expression.

She finds this perspective significant and believes that it should ultimately "find expression in institutional management" (OVS 39).