Sentence examples for institutionally one from inspiring English sources

The ELSA conference was not a traditional dialogue conference in the sense that the ELSA community of researchersa and the RCN ELSA programme are not institutionally one organisation.

Bin Hammam and Warner are kicking and screaming and now giving credence to what many people on the outside have been saying for years: that FIFA is so institutionally corrupt, no one can save or reform it.

A large city, say New York, is a bigger market than a smaller city like Philadelphia, and by connecting the two institutionally and infrastructurally one can create a bigger market still.

It is simply that state ownership and state partnerships and state banking and state financing and all the formulas of a state economy have created habits of mind and opportunity that are now "institutionally irresistible," as one banker put it.

The Lagos, Southern Portugal slavery exhibition is only the second European-located museum space dedicated to the transatlantic slave trade, and one institutionally linked to UNESCO’s Slave Route program.

In both the cold war and the war on terror, those charged with assessing the risk we face are the same ones – institutionally and personally – who will be blamed for underestimating it.

This kind of anxiety is institutionally useful, which is one of the reasons it persists.

He may well have concluded that the Met was also institutionally corrupt... not because one dodgy detective was pally with a murder suspect's dodgy father (every barrel must have its rotten apples), but because it seems to have been common knowledge among his colleagues and superiors that Mr Davidson was a wrong 'un, and they turned a blind eye.

And these styles position students in the social landscape; high-energy or 'loud' affect corresponds with more institutionally-oriented stances, whereas 'chill' affect corresponds with a less institutionally-oriented stance (albeit one deeply invested in artistic pursuit, outside the scope of the school's curriculu).

I work in a brick-and-mortar university, one of the most institutionally conservative workplaces in the world outside North Korea.

For example, the Open Researcher and Contributor ID initiative enables institutionally verifiable and reliable disambiguation of one author from another.