Sentence examples for institutional language from inspiring English sources

She veers easily into the dry, institutional language of policy.

As Robert Smithson did with his mock art history slide lectures, Mr. Koh demonstrates how institutional language controls audience reception.

Stories written in a dense, institutional language that fails to clarify important subjects and feels alien to younger readers.

The writing is compelling, she said, because it's not weighed down with dry statistics or institutional language.

Buckingham and Stahl then looked further into the institutional language around sexual assault and took issue with its metaphoric comparison of assault victims to opossums playing dead found in Title IX sexual violence training.

Citation rates can be misleading because of various biases, e.g. institutional, language or self-citation bias.

His message is for Italians only, and his violent and anti-institutional language has attracted occasional accusations that he is a "web fascist".

Zombie branding uses the dull, dusty corporate-and-institutional language most of us have learned at work (whether we wanted to or not).

In most countries there is no national-level mandate requiring use of trained interpreters to communicate with foreign-language speaking patients and therefore institutional policies concerning language assistance vary considerably.

The longer immigrants live in the USA, depending on the incentives they have and their efficiency in investing in US-specific human capital, the more institutional knowledge and language capital they acquire (Chiswick and Miller 1995).

For instance, reviewers may give different scores to papers of equal merit by authors with different personal characteristics (e.g. gender, geographical origin, language, institutional affiliation).