Sentence examples for appropriate institutions from inspiring English sources

Ms. Krueger said at the news conference that with the handover, the I.M.F. could consider a new post-conflict program when the appropriate institutions were in place.

To achieve its advantages, innumerable writers from Polybius to St. Thomas Aquinas experimented with the construction of models giving to each social class the control of appropriate institutions of government.

Firms can use a 'voice' strategy by intervening to modify the appropriate institutions in the existing SI, or an 'exit' strategy by seeking alternative SI which more closely fit their needs.

On the other hand, if Aristotle and others (such as Marx, Mill, and Rawls) are correct that character is shaped by the institutions of political, economic, and family life, then becoming good will require access to the appropriate institutions.

The next logical step was a Ph.D. I applied to the appropriate institutions and was accepted, but then Birmingham offered me a chance to do something quite different and completely new.

For modern liberal philosophers, however, political philosophy is not congruent with ethical philosophy, as its main goal lies in the creation of appropriate institutions within whose rules people can/may pursue their diverse and often opposing ends.

Researchers may access the data by sending a formal request to the appropriate institution (Institut Bergonié for the French series, West Midlands Cancer Intelligence Unit for the UK registry data and Comprehensive Cancer Centre The Netherlands for the Dutch registry data).

The federal government is the appropriate institution to inspect U.S.D.A.-approved meat.

On the other hand, it also occurred to him that his mother's decline might give him a logical and emotional justification for transferring her to an appropriate institution, and then the entire house would be his.

France, which abstained on the vote, also believes that Unesco is not "the appropriate institution" in which to address the question of Palestinian statehood, its Foreign Ministry spokesman, Bernard Valero, told reporters.

For instrumentalists, whether pure or side-constrained, it is a contingent, empirical issue whether the criminal law is an appropriate institution: it is appropriate if and because it does, as a matter of contingent fact, make an efficient contribution to whatever ends we posited for the state.