Sentence examples similar to institutional expression of view from inspiring English sources

The institutional expression of such views was a succession of changes in the philosophy curriculum that incorporated new authors and new schools of thought such as phenomenology, existentialism, and neo-Thomism.

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

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.

The United Nations is the institutional expression of the international community and the key actor of effective multilateralism.

"If somebody's expressing views, we cannot curb the expression of views," he said.

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.

Each day, Bloomberg View will publish two unsigned editorials -- one domestic, one foreign policy -- that promote an institutional point-of-view.

From an institutional point of view, you can't have an effective government without having effective council members".

From an institutional point of view, the frequentist conception of p-values is problematic as well.

And usually they frame it from an institutional point of view.

Anything he wrote would be viewed as representing an institutional point of view.