Sentence examples for institutional face from inspiring English sources

For Brazil's indigenous community, a lack of representation in or by government is just the institutional face of the discrimination they encounter on a day-to-day basis.

At the Hammer, Mr. Lejeune discussed how the M.T.A. was using geographically focused advertising, which was intended to put a more neighborly than institutional face on the system.

And it is the significance of courts that can hold states to account when they, inevitably, fail to match the standards that they have set for themselves.Such values are the institutional face of the fundamental engine of progress—"moral sensibility".

To defend the young men, we and they had to demonstrate the reality of racism – individual and institutional – faced by the Asian community of Bradford, so that the jury could contextualise the men's actions.

Ms. Fiorina alone logged 99,000 air miles, visiting institutional shareholders face to face, often in meetings lasting an hour or more.

Institutional investors face a different set of burdens.

The ad was printed in the sort of institutional type face that advertisers customarily reserve for announcing important scientific breakthroughs, and it reads, NO MEDICAL EVIDENCE OR SCIENTIFIC ENDORSEMENT HAS PROVED ANY OTHER CIGARETTE TO BE SUPERIOR TO KENT.

But despite some efforts, local institutional stakeholders face difficulties in encouraging farmers and veterinarians to report abortions, which might explain their weak influence on the proportion of notifying farmers identified in our study.

(A onetime member of Public Enemy, Professor Griff is responsible for one of the most notorious hip-hop conspiracy theories, that "the Jews finance... experiments on AIDS with black people in South Africa").. To both J-Zone and Bun, hip-hop's tendency towards distrusting mainstream narratives come as a side effect of years of institutional racism faced by the black community.

Still, it is only one response to the daunting cultural and institutional hurdles facing women in China, Ms. Feng said.

And my mother's doctors and nurses, in an institutional setting, faced obstacles not found in hospice care, which usually takes place at home.