institutional boundaries
collocation in Englishmeaningsofinstitutionalandboundary
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institutional
adjective
uk/ˌɪn.stɪˈtʃuː.ʃən.əl/us/ˌɪn.stəˈtuː.ʃən.əl/
relating to ...
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boundary
noun[C]
uk/ˈbaʊn.dər.i/us/ˈbaʊn.dər.i/
a real or imagined line that marks the edge or limit ...
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As healthcare institutions expand and vertically integrate, healthcare delivery is less constrained by geography, nationality, or even by institutional boundaries.
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The point is that social context theory extends the concept of religious contexts beyond the institutional boundaries of churches and other places of worship.
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Given that telehealth draws on different disciplines and crosses institutional boundaries, we have argued here that ethical resources from different fields need to be considered.
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The struggle for rights initiated by the human rights movement is aimed at drawing clear institutional boundaries between state and civil society.
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The adoption of approaches of this type may help to break down the institutional boundaries that he discusses.
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Where institutional boundaries are ambiguous, for example, entrepreneurs might find it easier to legitimate their challenges to existing jurisdictions of authority.
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Given this character of entrepreneurship, one should pay particular attention to institutional boundaries themselves, especially their permeability to outsiders, or entrepreneurial interlopers.
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The emergence of rights-oriented politics, it was argued above, expressed a juridifying process from below aimed at establishing clear institutional boundaries between state and civil society.
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Telehealth systems also cut across professional and institutional boundaries, including aspects of medicine, health promotion, and health administration, education, and social services.
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Together, this suggests a generalized definition of political entrepreneurship: entrepreneurial innovation is a speculative act of creative recombination that, when successful, transforms the institutional boundaries of authority.
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An analysis of the characteristics of education and educational institutions of the third millennium shows that predominant features are flexibility, inclusiveness, collaboration, authenticity, relevance and extended institutional boundaries.
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To begin, let us return to our definition of entrepreneurship articulated above: entrepreneurial innovation is a speculative act of creative recombination that, when successful, transforms the institutional boundaries of authority.
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For both groups, then, homogeneous households reinforce historical ties to parties and show that religious contexts outside the institutional boundaries of the church influence voting behaviour.
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Students should not be bound by institutional boundaries.
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The third reason why we are ending the monopoly is that the new technology mircroelectronic revolution has made nonsense of the traditional institutional boundaries.
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Essentially we are talking about access to education and training, across institutional boundaries, for all adults, whether employed or unemployed.
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They may push against institutional boundaries and put a brake on uniformity.
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Local health and social services will come together in a single care trust, overcoming the institutional boundaries that serve to confuse patients, limit services and block beds.
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Samuels argues that while archivists once needed to know and understand the complex bureaucratic structures of organizations, they must now understand the structures between organizations and ignore institutional boundaries.
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