Sentence examples for institutionally linked from inspiring English sources

The Labour party is institutionally linked to the trade unions, but union activists are constantly pushing Labour to do more and in the past Labour leaders have sometimes received a very lukewarm reception at the TUC from an audience worried about "betrayal".

In terms of APEIR's niche and future role vis-à-vis EIDs in Asia, APEIR's most important value-adding qualities are its multi-country, multi-disciplinary, and multi-sectoral approach; its professionally based but institutionally linked membership; and its strong research-policy interface and emphasis on policy research.

The third part of a globalized system refers to institutionally linking the work of diverse organizations.

The clear, and predictable, message of the tournament is that an advantage is now enjoyed by the countries where women's cricket is linked institutionally to the male game, giving it access to its financial and professional resources.

And the atmosphere is charged with political distrust and even hostility, notably between China and Japan.Moreover, most of the countries, even those in South-East Asia that have been linked institutionally through ASEAN for three decades, continue to see each other as competitors rather than partners.

These signs of increasing interest would also benefit in the latter part of the 1950s from the attention given by a group of economists institutionally or intellectually linked with the University of Chicago's Department of Economics.

Like Wilhelmine Germany, the US has a legislature with very limited constitutional powers in the field of foreign policy, even though it wields considerable de facto power and is not linked either institutionally or by party discipline to the executive.

Although Wada's ideas and experimental research practices in schools could not be extended so much to other national and municipal boys' secondary schools, which were closely linked to high schools and designed to prepare students for higher education, his experimental research practice of general science at the first year of boys' secondary school seems to be institutionally realized in 1931.

It's institutionally OK".

Herbert added: "Institutionally racist?

Is he institutionally single then?