Sentence examples for institutional quest from inspiring English sources

And, like Bernstein, Mr. Thomas is able to translate his acute awareness of America's quest for a musical identity of its own into an absorbing institutional quest.

"Suddenly we have this kid who is producing professional-quality photography, posting it online, getting feedback from people, improving his practice and using those photographs to activate people around the cause of this newsstand man," said Katie Salen, Executive Director of Institute of Play and lead institutional partner for Quest to Learn.

Situated within political ecology, Undargaa's central thesis is that 'property rights… are much more locally contextualized then might be anticipated by applying externally derived concepts' (p. 6): as leading theorist Elinor Ostrom acknowledged, there are no institutional panaceas in the quest for good natural resource management.

So even more than before, investors, whether institutional or individual, are on a quest for yield.

And if shallow, questing soul talk has an institutional home, it is management theory.

Undaunted, Timothy continued on his quest to improve the state of institutional food in his tiny corner of the world.

In China, where the government has adopted a rigorous policy of limiting family size, women who become pregnant "outside permitted limits" (perhaps in quest of a son), often avoid institutional maternity care so that they will not be abused, harassed, stigmatized, or punished for their pregnancies, sometimes with fatal results [ 122].

As a university allows the quest for big-time sports status to dominate its institutional vision (critics cite Rutgers as a current example), there is an erosion in academic values (see Tennessee).

The results from this study and that reported by Willowson et al. in the PET/CT QUEST study [20] also demonstrate the feasibility of performing multi-institutional clinical studies focused on 90Y PET-based dosimetry.

And, more insidiously, wounded institutional pride at the C.I.A. could generate bureaucratic knife-fighting by employees who would rather see the quest fail than give credit to "amateur" operators.

It is impossible to know whether money will translate into victories, but Fordham's quest for success on the court is being cheered by several rivals in the Atlantic 10 Conference whose institutional profiles resemble Fordham's.