Sentence examples for complex set of institutions from inspiring English sources
In 1984 even the Southern Development Fund was abolished and its planning and investment powers transferred to a complex set of institutions, including the southern regional governments.
But until a truly European people is created, many of the union's citizens will rightly prefer that decisions closer to the heart and the wallet -- whether to go to war, or to raise taxes -- be made by the national governments they think they know well, not by the distant and bafflingly complex set of institutions of the European Union.
According to Stoker (1998) cited in Lam et al. (2013) "governance is a complex set of institutions and actors drawn from, and also beyond, government.
In recognition of the large effort needed to extract the various types of scientific information from the complex set of observations a group of institutions and organisations have joined the SMART consortium (SwarmMagnetic andAtmosphericResearchTeam).
Deciding on numbers depends on a complex set of criteria: number of training institutions and teachers, caseload, overall education standards, reservoir of suitable entrants, but also recruitment policies, fiscal space and budget.
Organizational theory tells us that all institutions, including government agencies, have a distinctive organizational culture -- a complex set of norms, values, and systems that implicitly govern corporate life.
