Sentence examples for institutional place from inspiring English sources

Knowledge and participation depend on the proximity of the decisional institutions; the city is the institutional place that is closest to the citizens; high salience of the local-urban dimension enhances the citizens' capacity for judgement in conditions of freedom and equality.

We moved it from an institutional place to a place that was very close to commerce.

What if McAdoo, with his opportunistic turn to nativism, had won the nomination, having cemented the Klan's institutional place in the Party?

Concluding, we aim to theoretically demonstrate why (and at which conditions) the city can become, more and better than any other institutional place, the ultimate arena within which the best results may be achieved for democracy in 21st century.

Dealing with approaches to facilitate the voicing of public opinion and representatives of NGOs, such as consensus conferences, public hearings, citizen forums etc., they were further developed and given an institutional place (see, e.g., the 2001 White Paper of the European Commission (European Commission 2001)).

As Simone de Beauvoir demonstrated in detail in her book, The Second Sex, the historical and institutional place of women is defined in such a way that they are consigned to a kind of permanent "object" status they are the "second" sex since social norms are defined in male terms.

The company has just raised £25m via an institutional placing at that valuation.

States would have the flexibility to "avoid inappropriate institutional placing of patients" who would rather be cared for at home.

The company, which supplies technical services to the video games industry and counts Microsoft and Electronics Arts as customers, has raised £28m with an institutional placing at 123p a share.

In the first instance, an institutional placing of some of the shares in Lloyds is likely to deliver better value whilst minimising market risk".

And in a quotation featured on many a library Web site, Mr. Richards is reported to have said: "When you are growing up, there are two institutional places that affect you most powerfully: the church, which belongs to God, and the public library, which belongs to you.