Sentence examples for Political infrastructures from inspiring English sources
Ranked by the United Nations Development Programme's (UNDP's) human development index as the world's poorest country, Sierra Leone faced enormous difficulties in rebuilding socioeconomic and political infrastructures.
Both effective legal and political infrastructures foster firms' preference for non-bank debt while macro-instability discourages preference for non-bank debt; thus, flagging institutional infrastructures as vital for effective non-bank debt markets.
Do these types of social, cultural, or political infrastructures crumble in the same way that pipes and roads do?
Rather than risk the religious, social, or economic fringes developing separate political infrastructures and voting for their own third-party candidates, the GOP expanded its umbrella or at least shifted it further to the right to bring the outsiders in.
Where other studies have addressed "digital" technology through a focus on its immateriality or virtual qualities, Gabrys traces the material, spatial, cultural, and political infrastructures that enable the emergence and dissolution of these technologies.
"Just as the United States and China overcame mutual challenges and made important progress in 2015 to ban intellectual property cyber-theft, the United States and Russia can hammer out a future agreement to ban the nation-state hacking of all the civilian aspects of our economic and political infrastructures," Smith said.
Unlike Welsh politics, which is bedevilled by parochial rivalries, Scotland has the political infrastructure to enable seriously ambitious politicians such as Mr Brown to rise to the top.
There is little ideology or political infrastructure behind them.
But, given a reasonably functional economic and political infrastructure, it certainly makes it a lot easier.
If they split, Ohio tilts toward Mr. Obama, given his superior political infrastructure.
Political infrastructure aside, that may be the best evidence yet that Mr. Cain has arrived.
