7 sentences with “institutional”

The approval of the project practically determined the institutional disappearance of Buenos Aires and the resignation of Governor Las Heras.

The Congress appointed Vicente López y Planes as interim president, who ordered the institutional reorganization of the province of Buenos Aires.

A powerful institutional relationship emerged between the rulers and the magi (the Zoroastrian priesthood) in which Sassanid rule was justified by the direct and unequivocal support of the religious power structure.

Perhaps the most memorable achievement of scholarship during the period was the institutional form it took in the Library of Alexandria and its associated Museum, often regarded as the first research university in the western world.

All the wealth that came into the Church, from a compulsory tax called the tithe, was siphoned off to the top of the institutional Church, and many of the high-ranking priests lived like princes as a result. Morality in this scenario was, predictably, lax.

While certainly clarifying the beliefs of the most powerful branch of the institutional church, as the Council of Nicea defined official orthodoxy, it guaranteed that there would always be those who would reject that orthodoxy in the name of a different theological interpretation.

Instead, this period was important in the longer history of institutional Christianity because many popes at least claimed authority over doctrine and organisation - centuries later, popes would look back to the claims of their predecessors as 'proof' that the papacy had always been in charge.