Sentence examples for to institution from inspiring English sources
noun
A custom or practice of a society or community.
- The institution of marriage is present in many cultures but its details vary widely across them.
The structured survey comprised four modules (related to institution policies, research departments, institutional review boards and national policies) with 194 questions (Table 3).
The structure of the programme varies from institution to institution.
Of course, experiences vary considerably from institution to institution.
Museum policies on the downloading of images vary from institution to institution.
After he was permanently excluded from school, Adam was shifted from institution to institution.
Policies on transferring credits completed while abroad also vary from institution to institution.
The amount and type of help available varies from institution to institution.
The type of available accommodation varies enormously from institution to institution.
One of the most misunderstood aspects of how the A.I. works is its fluctuation from institution to institution.
There are very minimal institution-to-institution level collaborations, partnerships and exchange.
If you run into problems, transfer the IRA and insist on an institution-to-institution transfer.
