Sentence examples for institutional function from inspiring English sources

Some of this shaping results from social group and institution requirements for space and the structured organization thereof, to promote group or institutional function and identity (Halbwachs 1938).

Following this first hypothesis the paper will argue that the institutional function of the classics thus replaced the institutional function of divination.

These differences can be explained in terms of different visions of the institutional function of the Court itself.

In order to play their role in the larger organizational framework, farmers must be willing to dig through problems that have little to do with the actual growing of crops and more to do with institutional function.

Having spent more than 10 years as a staff attorney in that office, I can say with some authority that the prevailing view within the Justice Department is that the pardon attorney's sole institutional function is to defend the department's prosecutorial prerogatives...

Having spent more than 10 years as a staff attorney in that office, I can say with some authority that the prevailing view within the Justice Department is that the pardon attorney's sole institutional function is to defend the department's prosecutorial prerogatives.

Cities in this wave are less likely to have major political or institutional functions.

And since large bronze sculptures were usually commissioned to serve institutional functions — for churches, tombs, architectural decoration and public monuments — the sort of sensuous imagination you find in French painting is absent.

But, even if we accept that this was a truly conciliatory moment, Trump also said in no uncertain terms that this new House majority must not carry out one of its most important institutional functions.

Parents may not be aware of the security and privacy risks to their children, these experts say, because schools are not required to notify parents or obtain their consent before sharing student's details with vendors who perform institutional functions.

Mina ([2012]) suggests that FDI-seeking countries may attempt to sign BITs in tandem with improving their institutional functions.