Leon uses intimate conversations to couch her warnings about putting one's faith in feckless individuals, institutions and especially governments.
Power will flow away from traditional institutions that have failed to deliver progress – especially governments and banks.
One of Brodsky's favorite poets was W. H. Auden; he was especially influenced by Auden's view on language--the idea that language is superior, is more ancient and enduring than everything else (especially governments), that even time bows before it.
At the same time, because of the pace of change and the information revolution, more people are aware that institutions — especially governments and businesses — are failing to address big problems in the environment, the economy and education.
The most common argument against such floors is that most governments simply cannot afford them, especially governments caught in the throes of fiscal crisis or those in poor countries.
Each sector requires a five-year recovery strategy with a clear budget and clear lines of partnership and responsibility linking the Haitian government, non-governmental organisations, and institutional donors, especially governments and international agencies.
There is now a good chance that the Gates's gift will act as a catalyst to persuade others, especially governments, to come up with the rest of the money needed to reach the $400m a year that Gavi says is needed to complete the job.
Rather existing institutions, especially governments, are presumably obliged to formulate appropriate policies to deal with such group-based injustices.
So if foreigners, especially governments, stop buying Treasurys, there could be trouble in our bond market, and if they unload what they now have, big trouble.
Roobeek[40] emphasizes that government's interventions in industries' R&D and innovations are a general phenomenon, and especially governments in developing countries play a role of entrepreneur than those in advanced countries.
