Sentence examples for arguments institutions from inspiring English sources

One of the major arguments institutions make in terms of serving fresh food is shelf life.

An argument institutions make in favor of continuing affirmative action is that it has worked -- it has created the core of the country's black professional class.

More important, the political campaign waged against nuclear winter — against science, and against the press — included erecting a set of structures, arguments, and institutions that have since been repurposed to challenge the science of global warming.

Of course, there are many scientific, moral, and ethical arguments for institutions and funds to rid themselves of investments in carbon-intensive industries.

This is less an argument for institutions in themselves, more for the benefits of pooling our resources.

Washington also should take seriously the argument that institutions designed for the post-Cold War world do not reflect the real distribution of power today.

During the election campaign, one often heard the argument that institutions of American democracy are strong enough to withstand attack by Trump.

This paper reiterates the argument that institutions play a crucial role in molding forested landscapes.

Theoretically the historical institutional argument emphasise how institutions play a role in structuring behaviour and how path-dependent policy traditions as well as policy legacy from the past are of crucial importance in this process (Steinmo, 2008).

Without a deal, the EU would have been mired in arguments on treaties, institutions and process for a prolonged period.

From the United Nations Security Council and the International Monetary Fund to the Group of 8, the arguments went, international institutions were unfit to solve global problems because they no longer represented the balance of power in the world.