Sentence examples for Because of institution from inspiring English sources

In the past year, the International Monetary Fund, the World Bank and the United Nations have issued reports saying that the Palestinian Authority under Mr. Fayyad was fully prepared for statehood because of institution building and fiscal discipline.

Oligarchy works, in a word, because of institutions.

"We also have to recognize that problems like narco-trafficking arise in part when a country is vulnerable because of poverty, because of institutions that are not working for the people, because young people don't see a brighter future ahead," Mr. Obama said in a news conference with Laura Chinchilla, the president of Costa Rica.

Researchers and practitioners need to bear in mind that corporate governance is different in developed countries and emerging countries because of institutions.

We take a lot of pride in the LPs that we work with, not just because of institutions that they represent, but because of the longstanding relationship that we hope to have with them.

Trusting intention at the beginning of a relationship may be high because of institution-based trust stimulators.

Although this yielded a therapeutically homogeneous study population, it precludes wide generalisation of our results to other centres because of institution-based differences in treatment, patient population, and admission policies.

Five hundred twelve identified potential cases were not recruited because of the lack of institution IRB approval or because the primary physician did not allow the study to contact them.

But these achievements come in spite of, not because of, the institution itself.

Traditional rural egalitarianism serves village community members exclusively because of the institution of villages as autonomous and exclusive social and economic organizations.

Even so, the work still takes getting used to there, if only because of the institution's vestigial legacy.