Sentence examples for institutional process from inspiring English sources

Nor does there appear to be any institution or institutional process that has been corrupted, e.g., the institution of marriage.

If the process of corruption proceeds far enough then we no longer have a corrupt official or corruption of an institutional process or institution; we cease to have a person who can properly be described as, say, a judge, or a process that can properly be described as, say, a judicial process — as opposed to proceedings in a kangaroo court.

The same applies for institutional process, how the institution does things.

The focus on institutional process, learning and change in behavior and actions of public institutions (i.e. urban planning department, civil defense, fire brigade) makes an innovative learning case for assessing and evaluating adaptation interventions.

More importantly, rather than challenge the status quo, as Professor Mwalimu J Shujaa argues, "schooling is the institutional process to perpetuate and maintain the society's existing power relations".

The Paris action days will seek to turn this criticism on its head by using an institutional process to think more deeply and widely about how to act on climate change.

If an action has a corrupting effect on an institution, undermining institutional processes or purposes, then typically — but not necessarily — it has a corrupting effect also on persons qua role occupants in the affected institutions.

In relation to institutions, and institutional processes, roles and purposes, I have insisted that if they are to have the potential to be corrupted then they must be morally legitimate, and not merely legitimate in some weaker sense, e.g. lawful.

Improving attendance required strategies (i.e., phone calls, home visits, and individual make-up workshops) that could be challenging to implement in Mexican health institutions given institutional processes and the staff and economic resources required.

It has become apparent that more time is required to embed aspects of the programme in some of the partner institutions, due to complex institutional processes and stakeholder relations, a difficult policy environment, and weak institutional capacity to champion it.

In 2010 I wrote to Professor Gillies expressing my concerns about what I saw as widespread failure of institutional processes.