Sentence examples for institutional identity from inspiring English sources

The Army's institutional identity reflected that principal mission.

This erodes the kind of institutional identity that helps create esprit de corps, and often leads to politics trumping policy.

We will examine how major histories of the medium have defined photography's artistic, social, ontological, and institutional identity.

"For many officers the navy's core institutional identity is indelibly tied to carriers and the power-projection mission they perform," he says.

The Met's new symbol raised an intriguing question: could a fresh perspective on institutional identity be fully conveyed through a logo?

LH: Harvard Divinity School is invested in an ideal of multicultural, interreligious community, and it grounds its institutional identity in this ideal.

The cultures of environmental planning agencies shape institutional identities and management interventions.

But the past few decades have destabilized and eroded the institutional identities that used to bind Americans.

More deeply, however, the use of "practice" reflects the fact that we are at an interesting moment in cultural history in which institutional identities are continually being challenged by experiments from disparate arts.

Notably absent from the displays, however, were eye-catching signs emphasizing the names of the labs; instead, the institutional identities were more demurely displayed.

And St . Johns students should not expect that the university compromise its own institutional identities and values".