Sentence examples for common institution from inspiring English sources

Mr Schleicher proposes a system of redistribution based on the relatively common institution of tax-increment financing (TIF).

But J-PAL to give it its full name, the Abdul Latif J-PAL tooverty Action Lab—is not a very common institution.

After the Second World War, which led to a shortage of men from which the Soviet Union never fully recovered, social forces and government policies combined to create the female-headed household as a distinct — and common — institution.

We will draw examples from the Global North and the Global South to examine how a common institution, such as the jury, can develop in different ways in different places and at different times.

And common institutions are left unbuilt.

They do not have a central religious authority or any common institutions.

After faith groups, they are one of the most common institutions at village level in Africa.

We need more effective common institutions and a constant attention that money is spent in well-targeted and efficient ways.

After an ethnic war from 1992 to 1995, Bosnia was divided into the Serb Republic and the Muslim-Croat Federation, linked by common institutions.

Too often Europe is discussed and reported through its common institutions or purely in terms of its relations with Britain.

Within the Community, members' rights can be administered, adjudicated, and extended by common institutions, including the European Commission, Council of Ministers, Court of Justice, and Parliament.