Sentence examples for compatible institutions from inspiring English sources

The third of these, the University Finder, is basically a tool to look for universities that is "personalised" to  you: it takes parameters like your intended career, and even where you would one day like to work, to match you up with compatible institutions.

The new order that emerged was based on the belief that the goal of peace could be achieved only by nations with compatible domestic institutions (shades of modern neoconservatism).

They also sought to achieve representative institutions compatible with Italian traditions and with Roman Catholicism.

The first of these meetings (the sixth plenum), held in January, focused on reform of the legal system in order to create institutions compatible with Vietnam's "socialist-oriented market economy".

Clearer regulations are needed to open new medical schools – and only when properly justified – to improve the quality of education and establish a number and mix of newly trained specialists that is compatible with health institution requirements.

A restored caliphate is entirely compatible with democratically accountable institutions.

But Germany's constitutional court can judge whether the actions of EU institutions are compatible with its constitution and the EU treaties.

Participants are obliged to undergo a Know Your Customer process, assuring Saga's economy is compatible with traditional financial institutions".

It is compatible, moreover, with the institutions we have developed being relevant from the standpoint of justice, insofar as they help or hinder efforts to live up to the demands of global equality.

Some nonliberal feminists argue that the fact that a political philosophy grounded in the value of voluntary choice is compatible with traditions and institutions that disadvantage women shows that feminism should not be so grounded (Jaggar 1983, 194; Yuracko 2003, 25 26).

compatible with local systems, institutions?