Sentence examples for through institutions from inspiring English sources

Prejudice is solidified, and enforced, through institutions.

Democracy has to be sustained through institutions.

A life spent revolving through institutions had taught her that.

So, households don't hold them generally, except indirectly through institutions.

Race and racism are beliefs, policies and practices that are perpetuated through institutions.

"Channeling through institutions that exist in the country would be the most efficient," Poncelet said.

History is shepherded and shaped publicly through institutions of moral advancement -- museums and churches.

In keeping with this purpose, the Foundation awards fellowships directly to individuals rather than through institutions.

In other words, how money/capital change hands between agents over time, directly and through institutions.

Yet it is a key concept in the fisheries management discourse, as it is through institutions that management systems work.

Americans have rarely explicitly voted for equality; history, through institutions and a few courageous leaders, has enacted it.