Sentence examples for institutional terms from inspiring English sources

That is certainly true in institutional terms.

Members of Congress aren't in the habit of viewing their interests in institutional terms.

In institutional terms, the European Union simply does not exist at the UN.

"He is essentially anti-Western — I mean in political terms, in institutional terms," one former minister told me.

It might seem strange that an anarchist libertarian like Chomsky, committed to the idea that people are free and self-determining, should think about politics in such institutional terms, but this is an old paradox.

As for Kennedy's fear that the government might regulate speech based on "the speaker's identity," Stevens wrote, "We have held that speech can be regulated differentially on account of the speaker's identity, when identity is understood in categorical or institutional terms.

Institutional long-term care provided by residential care facilities (long-term stay in a residential home by the elderly who require 24-hour inpatient care).

Following the white paper on care and support, Technology Strategy Board promised to "blow apart conventional thinking about institutional long-term care".

All its principles can be found in his "Contract with America": the stark agenda (balance the budget, cut back welfare), the institutional reforms (term limits, limits as well for committee chairs), the implicit threat to discipline heretics.

Aged residents of institutional long-term care facilities are at high risk for developing skin and tissue diseases.

The provision of institutional long-term care for older people varies across Europe reflecting different models of health care delivery.