Sentence examples for institutional location from inspiring English sources

Public health can be an occupation; a discourse or movement, and also an institutional location of which public health research is part.

The reformulation of their role by their funders meant Xbank could no longer act as an institutional location safeguarding and entangling this tissue within networks of stable supply.

The comparison then ultimately demonstrates that neither the influence of national legal ideologies nor the institutional location of specific rules and practices are sufficient to fully account for the dynamics of religious diversity inclusion.

The effects of institutional location and income gradient are palpable: economists in business schools are more conservative than economists in economics departments, with finance and accounting being the most conservative fields of all (Gross and Simmons 2007, Jelveh et al. 2017).9.

Does his institutional location disqualify him from criticizing President Obama?

His aspiration over the years to establish 'an institutional location for practical reason in public affairs' is a perfect fit with the mission of the Berggruen Institute".

Scientists said knowing that the Florida strain resembled strains found in particular geographical or institutional locations would help focus the search for the source of the Florida germs, but would not necessarily prove their provenance.

The market for externally projected globes — e.g., Science on a Sphere, the popular devices installed at around 85 institutional locations — is limited by cost, the fixed nature of the installation and the fact that a viewer who gets too close may find herself contemplating one of the memorable descriptions of the Ottoman ruler Suleiman the Magnificent, "the shadow of God on Earth".

These values are supposed to be pursued in different institutional locations by various actors in an on-going process.

Figures 1 and 2 are screenshots taken from the SIMILE software, depicting frequency of categories and institutional locations.

Subnational comparison seems particularly useful when considering that institutional locations and national legal settings do not constitute 'coherent' blocs, but are challenged by local and transnational dynamics and contain intrinsic tensions as well (Bowen, 2007).