Sentence examples for institutional form from inspiring English sources

Whereas Runcie was referring 'the Empire' to the University of Essex as an institution, this Empire is not restricted to any institutional form.

This reflects the institutional form that philosophy has taken.

But the eurozone has now given it permanent institutional form.

Help has also come in an institutional form.

Roosevelt intended that the American vision should take solid institutional form.

It is, in other words, the institutional form of film criticism.

It can take many institutional forms, he says.

Centuries of Buddhism, in its many institutional forms, has no doubt contributed to this perception.

In addition to organizational and institutional forms, a typology is needed to classify monastic status and hierarchy.

A distrust of totalizing systems and a deep skepticism toward language in its institutional forms are the bases of her art.

Class-consciousness is the way in which these experiences are handled in cultural terms: embodied in traditions, value-systems, ideas and institutional forms.