Sentence examples for of human institutions from inspiring English sources

What is the divine origin of human institutions and of the ecumene?

"Anyone interested in leadership and the health of human institutions should get a copy of this book," Warren Bennis wrote here in 1998.

"We are coming to realise, moreover, that we today are probably living in one of the eras of greatest rapidity of change in the history of human institutions," they concluded.

Darwin's arguments were drawn upon to underwrite the universal history of the Enlightenment, according to which the progress of human institutions was inevitable, guaranteed by the development of rationality.

This explains why a variety of human institutions and characters emerged.

One of our main conclusions is to emphasize the pertinence of apprehending control and surveillance from angles that take into account the ambiguities, complexities and unpredictability of human institutions, especially in digitalized environments.

We now have a sketch of the criminal law as a distinctive kind of human institution.

That is a mater of human institution merely" (Principles, p. 199).

A full analysis of global justice will also look at specific forms of human institution and agency that are likely to be relevant from the standpoint of justice.

According to Bennis 1 an expert in the study of leadership an important threat facing the world today is the lack of effective leadership of our human institutions.

As Dr. Berry explained in a 2006 interview with the filmmaker Caroline Webb, "From here on, the primary judgment of all human institutions, professions, programs and activities will be determined by the extent to which they inhibit, ignore or foster a mutually enhancing human-Earth relationship".