Sentence examples for institutional ideas from inspiring English sources

SF Jazz is working out institutional ideas, but it isn't an institution.

While one gallerist assured me these busts were satirical of classical busts, institutional ideas about materials, and the aging institution of encyclopedias, I couldn't help but sense an imprint of rage, disgust, or dissatisfaction on the works but maybe that's just extended exposure to The Armory Show talking.

Colourful air ducts and elevators positioned on the building's exoskeleton created a vivid aesthetic impression, and the structure's playfulness challenged staid, institutional ideas of what a museum should be.

British royalism's success shows the enduring toughness of this institutional idea.

"This whole institutional idea that people retire and then don't play much of a role seems to have been pretty well demolished".

Beyond the cost, General Kayani has predicted that the novice Afghan National Army, a wholly new institutional idea in Afghanistan, will crumble into a slew of militias that will probably turn on Pakistan once NATO forces leave Afghanistan in 2014.

Many of the barriers lie within, rooted in institutional practices, ideas about what does/doesn't work, or just plain ignorance.

The last panel of the day, "Institutions and Ideas," scrutinized the institutional and ideological foundations of slavery.

Four overlapping conditions that shape this process include the software itself, the infrastructure, institutional practices, and ideas — these form the basis for a general framework to understand global scaling of health information systems.

"Stop obsessing about institutional structures and ideas like ever closer union which, frankly, look like yesterday's agenda in an increasingly competitive global economy where Europe has to fight to protect the standards of living of our people," he said.

He looks at the process by which cultural, institutional, and strategic ideas about MAD took shape and makes insightful use of the comparison between generals who thought they could win a nuclear war and the cold institutional logic of the suicide pact that was MAD.