Sentence examples for intermediate institutions from inspiring English sources

Multiplying intermediate institutions won't make those problems go away.

The intermediate institutions and associations through which people could own and belong withered.

And it is not always clear in England how such localism squares with devolution, when Westminster government prefers to leapfrog intermediate institutions such as local government.

Intermediate institutions like the BBC, the universities, the schools, museums and the health service were forced, so far as possible, into a market mould.

But trade unions matter as important intermediate institutions in our society, deeply unfashionable though they currently are.

They are two among many intermediate institutions which stand between the individual, the market and the state.

Lévi-Strauss suggested that in these examples the house was a kind of intermediate institution that took its place between societies that were organized through kinship and those where social organization was based on class.

The Clinton administration told states it expected them to evaluate "all individuals with disabilities in institutional settings (such as state institutions, intermediate care facilities for the mentally retarded, nursing facilities, psychiatric hospitals and residential service facilities for children)," to see if their needs could be met in their communities.

It leaves out the intermediate level of institutions and practices that the social and political sciences have explored over the last three centuries: the art, the lore, the customs, the texts, the hymns, the preaching themes and catechism answers, the structures of authority and decision making.

Going beyond the domain of markets, the meso/macro environment tries to capture influences of society, culture (macro), intermediate structures and institutions (meso).

G.E. prematurely recorded these sales based on intermediate sales to financial institutions — an error that has led to improved controls.