Antonyms for institutionallyin·sti·tu·tion·al·ly

Princeton's WordNet

1. institutionallyadverb

   by an institution

   "institutionally controlled"

How to use institutionally in a sentence?

1. Jeremy Moberg:

   If it's a natural bump from the outdoor harvest, that's one thing, if it's institutionally creating oversupply ... that's a problem.

2. Gary Lavine:

   There is a grand jury, otherwise the subpoena would not have been issued, the subpoena was served on the commission. However, it has been interpreted to apply to each commissioner individually. In other words, the commission received the subpoena institutionally — I was never served a subpoena but it has been interpreted that the subpoenas apply to each commissioner including me.

3. Ruben Gallego:

   Afghanistan was always going to collapse, keeping Afghanistan low profile stopped many including Congress from seeing institutionally how weak it was and asking for hard reforms or a quicker exit.

4. Koichi Ueda:

   That a company that represents Japan, to be doing something like this institutionally, was shocking.

5. Antony Blinken:

   People bring strongly held views to pretty much every issue that we deal with, and especially when it's an issue that engenders real passion, like Haiti, the level of desperation among the migrants is something that can't help but powerfully affect all of us, and so I really understand the passion that comes with this, and I understand Dan's passion. But that's also why both on a personal level and institutionally, we are committed to doing all we can to support the people of Haiti now and going forward.

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