Sentence examples for institutional principles from inspiring English sources

In this sense museums are grappling with the same technological conundrum as other cultural institutions, like universities, publishers and newspapers: how to reconcile institutional principles of order with the liberating impulses of electronic networks.

The Soviet authorities held up Mr. Botvinnik's playing as a model, saying his success had come from following institutional principles, not individual inspiration.

We start with a brief presentation of the Cohen-Rawls debate, as Gerald Allen Cohen made the particular claim that citizens must be motivated by an 'egalitarian ethos' so that they act in their daily economic activities and choices in accordance with the institutional principles that ensure that society is characterized by equality.

Differences were often attributable to the regulatory context and/or institutional principles.

Further, the institutional principles of universities – to create and disseminate knowledge that improves people's lives – are well-aligned with the objectives of our proposal.

It is similarly difficult to formulate uniform recommendations on issues related to unpublished data that seem to depend on institutional principles.

Nonetheless, we argue that the concept and practice of sustainable development (SD)–as guiding institutional principle, as concrete policy goal, and as focus of political struggle remains salient in confronting the multiple challenges of this new global order.

Judicial review in the UK is defined by the institutional principle that courts review administrative law for its compliance with parliamentary intent, whereas European courts are more involved in the judicial review of administrative decisions and are generally considered much more willing to fill in gaps.

Table 1 The corporate social performance model  Principles of CSR Institutional principle: legitimacy Organizational principle: public responsibility Individual principle: managerial discretion  Processes of CSR responsiveness Environmental assessment Stakeholder management Issues management  Outcomes of corporate behavior Social impacts Social programs Social policies Source: Wood (1991, p. 694).

This paper examines the operational rules in use and the presence of institutional design principles in long-enduring and dynamic customary fisheries management institutions in Papua New Guinea, Indonesia, and Mexico.

These include common property institutional design principles and their contextual conditions.