Sentence examples for natural institution from inspiring English sources

"Marriage is a unique natural institution, and it is always between one man and one woman," he said.

When he visited in April last year he said: "Your nation should continue to stand up for the indissolubility of marriage as a natural institution as well as a sacramental one".

The king clearly occupies a central place in the realm of Dao (chs. 16, 25); the family also should be regarded as a "natural" institution (chs. 18, 54).

Interestingly enough, such a claim is also supported by his account of the origin of property, according to which property is not a natural institution, but only the consequence of human agreements, which lack any legitimacy unless they are recognized by the supreme religious power (Miethke 2000, Homann 2004, Krüger 2007).

The juvenile Cuvier's beaked whale died of "gastric shock" after swallowing 88lb (40kg) of plastic bags, according to marine biologists at the D'Bone Collector Museum, a natural history institution in Davao City in the Philippines.

The continuous stream of discoveries coming from the Morrison Museum demonstrates that an energetic small natural history institution can make unique contributions to science and science education".

Adopting a retrospective analysis of classical theoretical literature and recent empirical experiences of natural resource institutions, this paper discusses institutional analysis as pertains to the natural resource governance context.

In his book, he explained that giant corporations were not "natural" economic institutions but recent inventions of the law, cobbled together on the remains of the medieval corporation, a quite different institution.

A significant proportion of villages in Mali and Burkina Faso have formal and/or informal natural resource institutions that govern access and the use of natural resources.

Given that the perceived impact of transhumant practices depends on socio-professional groups, strengthening natural resource institutions is crucial for creating necessary awareness and to facilitate good natural resource management practices.

Umutoni et al. (2016a) found that the natural resource institutions in southern Mali are weak, as the majority of them are oral and the participation of the community members in their elaboration was low.