Sentence examples for institutional stature from inspiring English sources
Now people were saying that the United States, by deciding to abandon the Security Council negotiations, had done irreparable harm to the institutional stature of the United Nations.
In this sense, Blair's bogus stories were almost less damaging than the accurate ones that followed: here was all the Times' institutional stature and gravity of tone being brought to bear on its own screw-ups.
There was a time, in their telling, when universities saw their mission as education; now even small colleges compel their faculties to publish (at the expense of teaching) for the sake of an institutional stature that teaching alone cannot confer.
It is Olivier whom Mr. Jacobi believes deserves much of the credit for the artistic stature of the London institutional theater in the 1960's and later.
But there is one institutional change which could greatly enhance their stature in a valuable broader sense.
The external part has to do with his stature as a jazz pianist of rare institutional approval: a recipient of commissions and fellowships, a collaborator of choreographers and visual artists, a mixed-media conceptualist.
Establishing transfrontier parks within larger transfrontier conservation areas serves to strengthen the stature of the overall TFCA, as well as the institutional bonding between the countries involved.
Just as we have grown from our small and naive stature into a more developed self, so has the issue of institutional racism and sexism.
And the marginal stature Islamic material holds for Western audiences is at least as much a product of basic cultural biases as of institutional failures.
