Sentence examples for institutional schools from inspiring English sources

Some are institutional: schools and companies still tend to encourage young women towards dancing rather than choreography.

By the 18th century, sampler making had become an important part of girls' education in boarding and institutional schools.

Another economist commonly associated with the institutional school was John R. Commons, best known for his labour research.

This "meat" was once widely used in baby food and institutional school meals, Dr. Will said.

"It is a sanitized version of events," said Mannix Flynn, a writer, actor and Dublin city councilor who suffered abuse at an institutional school when he was a child.

The institutional school of economists was influenced by his attack on capitalism, Between Eras from Capitalism to Democracy (1913), for which he drew on the ideas of Karl Marx; Thorstein Veblen, the U.S. economist of dynamics analysis, and Werner Sombart, the German sociological economist.

The institutional school and population ecology arose at almost the same time.

The existing literature in the institutional school focuses on the causes and mechanisms for institutional changes and how these changes shape organizations' structures and behaviors.

The institutional school focuses on social norms, standards, cognition, and culture, while population ecology pays more attention to the technical environment.

Legitimacy, which has been widely discussed in both schools, is treated as an important institutional factor in the institutional school (Liu and Tian 2009; Yang 2011), and most studies examine how different kinds of legitimacy influence organizations.

This paper combines the perspectives of population ecology and the institutional school and explores how the developmental pace of private economy across Chinese provinces impacts the performance of private enterprises.