Sentence examples for based on existing institutions from inspiring English sources

They helped shape the administrative machinery, army, and mail service, which were based on existing institutions and run by Tibetans.

The Hawai'ian and Sri Lankan case studies illustrate steps towards embedding EWS in societal processes because risk detection and dissemination are based on existing institutions and knowledge (which contributes to valuing and empowering the beneficiaries), and rely on existing social networks and communication channels (which improves risk warning issuance).

Consequently, developing countries must consider an alternative bottom-up approach to pandemic control, an approach based on existing healthcare workers and institutions and that uses inexpensive and widely available generic agents that have intrinsic antiviral activities or that modify the host response (13, 14 ).

A questionnaire was developed based on existing blueprinting of the institution and past accounts of service failures.

We cannot simply rely on existing institutions and corporations to solve our most intractable problems.

'We must catch the moment' "Building on existing institutions is crucial to ensure the sustainability of development," Mr. Pashtov emphasized.

Talks must be based on existing commitments.

Some will be based on existing books and others on new stories.

Rather than a voluntary agreement, a structure was negotiated based on existing International Labour Organization (ILO) compensation conventions.

A great deal of theatre, of course, is already based on existing literature.

Initially, Richards said, this could be based on existing terms for ITV news output.