Sentence examples for interpretation of institutions from inspiring English sources

This interpretation of institutions is at the heart of rational choice institutionalism (RCI) and the new institutional economics (NIE).

New institutionalism scholars pointed not only to the importance of mutual influence between institutional settings (Friedland & Alford, 1991), but also to the role actors play in contention over the interpretation of institutions (Thomas, 2004).

Historiography in the modern sense the analytical ordering and interpretation of past institutions and events is an invention of ancient Greece, and even there it only gradually eschewed the fabulous.

Allowing a broad interpretation of the institutions category was necessary for a country where informal rules of the game are as significant as formal ones (Helmke and Levitsky 2004) and where sociological institutions can help to understand the role of social norms, trust and legitimacy in the study of policy change.

There is a need, therefore, for a broader interpretation of the role of institutions that extends beyond a piecemeal study of economic, social and political institutions; their interaction, in fact, is crucial to understanding the influence they have.

The dispute concerned the proper interpretation of Jesus' words of institution when he said, "This is my body…This is my blood".

In the Clinton era, and even more pronouncedly in the Bush era, the US came to be seen as a facilitator of India's own teeming, importunate ambitions, for its true place in the world, and, therefore, as a familial figure, in keeping with the Indian middle class's interpretation of family, as an institution that is primarily a guarantor of self-interest.

Because of differences in food used, techniques employed, and endpoints measured with GES, analysis and interpretation of the results vary among institutions [ 4].

The institutional focal points met at various stages to review the research proposal and tools; provide input on data sources; identify their data analysis priorities; assist in interpretation of results; and identify their institutions' future roles in dissemination and use of results.

Seek the guidance of a member of an institution that upholds the law in question, but first make sure you agree with that institution's interpretation of the law.

Results of this research are reported together with an interpretation of the models created according to four distinct groups representing views of institutions and members of the public.