Sentence examples for bad institution from inspiring English sources

The least bad institution, on that score, is the emerging army, which includes a solid contingent of Sunni officers.

Slavery in the south was "a bad institution", he said, but possibly "the mildest, most humane form of slavery ever practiced".

"We have not had an opportunity to review the proposal yet, but it seems to make little sense to take a bad institution and make it bigger," Mr. Coles said.

Senor, says one reporter who watched him in Iraq, "traded up on every bad institution," moving from Iraq to paid Fox analyst to his own New York private equity firm (which is represented by the Michigan law firm that includes Mitt's brother, Scott), and on now to the pinnacle of presidential campaign power.

Bad institutions and bad laws, not technologies, produce Brave New Worlds.

A country with good geography and bad institutions will not.

It is not a consequence of bad institutions or policies.

Where settler mortality was high, because of bad geography, they stayed away and planted bad institutions.

Public bureaucracies struggle to root out bad practitioners and force bad institutions to close.

So corruption isn't just a product of bad institutions and policies; it also helps cause them.

These economists argue that you can't do anything in a country with bad institutions and you can't do much about these bad institutions either.