Sentence examples for changes to institutions from inspiring English sources

Its mandate now makes no mention of borders, and it explicitly rules out discussion of the next EU budget or further changes to institutions.

In any case, systemic changes to institutions' balance-sheets will have a substantial impact on the types of businesses banks become.

Changes to institutions need to happen more quickly to cleanse the system … Popular discontent will fester if those who robbed and killed and tortured are not tried in a fair and transparent way … You can't create the future using the tools of the past".

"I'm concerned that now not all capitals have the same sense of urgency that they had some months ago," José Manuel Barroso, the president of the European Commission, told a news conference where he presented a blueprint for changes to institutions governing the euro area.

Ozdemirli (2014) reformulates the basic transaction cost thesis and hypothesizes that local authorities can boost urban redevelopment by making changes to institutions or "the rules of the game" by increasing information flow, positive externalities and perceived returns and by decreasing transaction costs, negative externalities and risks, all of which motivate land owners and house-builders.

The overall objective is to analyse specific structural factors embedded in everyday practices at health facilities in a district in Tanzania which cause delays in the treatment of poor children and to discuss possible changes to institutions and social technologies.

The Bush administration recently announced changes to these institutions' capital rules, to let them buy up to an extra $200 billion of mortgages.

By the 1990s, the economic reforms led to dramatic structural changes to welfare institutions.

Howard said in a statement on the website of the Coalition for Marriage that there could not be changes to social institutions without wider consequences.

Finally, this study used data from 1996 and changes to correctional institutions since that affect health utilities may not be reflected in these scores.

Simple changes to a smart institutions model provide useful reference points to suit specific contexts.