Sentence examples for typical institutions from inspiring English sources

Typical institutions that can powerfully reshape individuals include prisons, schools and mental institutions.

Among these constraints, popular initiatives and referendums, including a financial referendum, are typical institutions of Switzerland's direct democratic system at the cantonal level.

Institutions in the developing world that take advantage of the publishing industry's outreach programs "have the kind of breadth of access to peer-reviewed scientific research that is pretty much the equivalent of typical institutions in North America or Europe".

But the King's College is not a typical institution of higher learning.

At a typical institution of higher learning, a sighting like that might not have turned into a major controversy.

While non-Title IV for-profit institutions are younger than their Title IV counterparts, the typical institution has been open for 7 to 11 years.

Gardening for pre-school children, sales of homemade honey and breakdown recovery for cyclists may not be services typically provided by an inner-city hospital – but University hospital of South Manchester NHS foundation trust in Wythenshawe is no typical institution.

Disturbance, robustness and adaptation are here examined through the lens of Forest Commons, as a typical institution, developed by communities in the southeastern Alps since several centuries.

The Elsewhere Museum in Greensboro, North Carolina isn't your typical institution.

Then last summer the Holland became one of those typical New York institutions: the beloved local haunt forced to shut down.

Only 10percentt of his budget must be covered by box office receipts, compared with 50percentt or more for a typical American institution.