Sentence examples for institutional nature from inspiring English sources
Thanks to the neighborhood's institutional nature, remoteness from Midtown, and character as a place where people both live and work, its past is unlikely to be entirely erased.
Six foreign armies have been involved in the theft of the DRC's resources over the past 10 years, but Rwanda's was singled out by the UN's report on the catastrophe there for the "institutional" nature of its piracy.
Some say that to expect once-competing hospitals, in some cases with different cultural traditions and billing systems, to pull together for a common goal — a pattern in some of the new organizations — runs contrary to human or institutional nature.
While popularity functions stress the influence of the economy, the institutional nature of the American presidency prompts the hypothesis that foreign policy has a more compelling hold on presidential approval.
The artist faced a fair amount of challenges and had certain regulations imposed on him due to the highly political and institutional nature of the project.
But the institutional nature of our arts ecology, a relatively recent phenomenon, means that groups of people are now more responsible for arts making than the individual.
First, the treatment regimen and follow-up protocols were inconsistent between patients because of its retrospective and multi-institutional nature.
Due to the multi-institutional nature of the study, there was likely inherent variability in data collection and interpretation and assessment of clinical toxicities.
The multi-institutional nature of this study has benefited patients by establishing a learning organisation through shared understanding of safety at other hospitals.
One limitation of our analysis was the lack of uniformity in treatment and in methodology for assaying CA19-9 levels between different patients, given the retrospective and multi-institutional nature of this analysis.
Despite these caveats, the exploratory qualitative studies reported here are a modest indication of the value of the supra-institutional nature of Countdown, which creates a partnership between academics, other members of civil society, and representatives of UN agencies.
