Sentence examples for component institutions from inspiring English sources

It disaggregates what is usually perceived as a national water demand into its component institutions and re-aggregates them within an international institutional context.

Even in the latest manifesto, a constitutional convention was given only passing mention – when we desperately need a proper examination of how a reduced size senate could be elected by the component institutions of the UK (including the House of Commons) and thus provide a quasi-federal chamber able to tie in with home rule for the nations and an English Grand Committee for the Commons.

The Article initially separates district design into its three constituent components: institutions, criteria, and minority representation.

By hierarchical factor analysis, systemic problems are identified and grouped into four components: institution, network, Science and Technology infrastructure and other support services.

With the exception of MSU, which lacked the epidemiology component, the institutions used both research components.

Innovation systems consist of three components: actors, institutions, and networks which contribute to the generation, diffusion, and utilization of technology [9].

Strengthening financial systems is a key component of institutional capacity, allowing institutions to better manage research income.

The prior guidance was governed by no-action letters that generally limited the Rule 506(b) component to elite institutions and key officers and directors.

The "institutions" component of SDI boils down to allowing for industry wage premia.

The Triple Helix (TH) is commonly interpreted as an innovative and an entrepreneurial ecosystem with components (actors and institutions), relationships (linkages) and functions (Nyman 2015) from different institutional spheres (Etzkowitz 2008).

For instance, Todd Calder has argued that an institution should be considered evil only if intolerable harm is an essential component of the institution.