Sentence examples for outmoded institutions from inspiring English sources

He must also show, if he can, that he can re-imagine the way that these outmoded institutions do business.

The country has muddled along with outmoded institutions, like the House of Lords, that other countries would have overhauled decades ago.

To achieve such transformation, outmoded institutions and ideals had to be replaced by ones more suited to the growth and liberation of the human spirit.

Emperor Seth decides to abolish a number of outmoded institutions, including the death penalty, infant mortality, marriage, mortgages and emigration, and requires Seal to carry out his policies.

That may be one reason why the poll seems to dash republican hopes that the monarchy is becoming an outmoded institution.

On the whole, though, he is a benevolent and broad-minded revolutionary, urging a hundred flowers to bloom, toppling only the outmoded and corrupt institutions.

We must be fearless in order to make the best choices for the future, to stand up to hatred and to rid ourselves of outmoded biases and institutions that no longer serve our growth.

"THE environmental movement's foundational concepts, its method for framing legislative proposals, and its very institutions are outmoded.

Over the past quarter century, university preparation of educational administrators has fallen into a downward spiral dominated by low-prestige institutions, diploma mills, outmoded instruction and low expectations.

The field is facing enormous problems, not just external economic pressures and seemingly daily news reports about the bankruptcy of opera companies and symphonies, but also internal habits that keep institutions clinging to outmoded ways of presenting the art form.

When it develops improved versions, it helps the hospitals swap the new generation for the old, by passing the outmoded gear to another, thriftier institution, and so on down a long chain.