Sentence examples for institutions have adapted from inspiring English sources
In the past four decades numerous great British institutions have adapted to globalisation and technological change while striving to retain their original ethos.
Brought into Asian countries with deep roots in the respect for demos, Western democratic institutions have adapted and functioned admirably, as can be seen in the cases of Korea, Japan, the Philippines, Indonesia, Thailand, India, Bangladesh, Nepal and Sri Lanka...
Health care institutions have adapted residency programs to help new graduate nurses to become fully competent and transition from a student nurse to an independent practicing nurse and a bedside leader.
Many modern medical training institutions have adapted Jerome Bruner's [ 7] concept of the "spiral curriculum," and use it in their medical teaching [ 8- 13].
We have received many communications from colleagues at other institutions who have adapted our IUs for their courses.
Several healthcare institutions in Appalachia have adapted to the changing healthcare landscape, even managing to register growth despite a hostile marketplace.
Despite the latest stockmarket dips and credit squeezes, world income per head has increased by more over the past five years than during any other similar period on record.The IMF and the World Bank, pragmatic institutions from the outset, have adapted already, in fits and starts.
Many institutions, in an attempt to improve care, have adapted protocols without strong supporting evidence.
But antivirus scanners have adapted.
