Sentence examples for constrained institutions from inspiring English sources
Another challenge of video as an instructional medium is the cost burden, especially to resource constrained institutions.
But he is no more a dictator than Chen ever was; he is constrained by institutions and public opinion.
If the court finds that the ECB's actions are unlawful, it can constrain German institutions – even the German parliament.
Human resource policies become a constraining institution when external technical and other experts do not develop sustainable capacity and empower local people.
Powerful presidencies can work, but they need to be constrained by strong institutions of a sort Turkey still lacks.
Even as a little kid I knew the difference between a murderous, all-powerful dictator and a vicious, amoral demagogue constrained by the institutions of a free country.
Just as one head of a chamber of commerce may be more or less hostile than another to the labor movement, but is ultimately charged with representing the interests of the business community, so Obama's room for maneuver is constrained by the institutions in which he is now embedded.
"Western companies are at least engaged in an open debate about the ethical implications of AI; and intelligence agencies are constrained by democratic institutions.
"There's a slew of regulations that have really constrained larger financial institutions ability to innovate," says Beryl. "And there's a real desire from Millennials to be served by a product that speaks to them and does something differently".
As already mentioned, because psychological research on MtL is mostly constrained to educational institutions, MtL is typically measured and analyzed with respect to learners' current educational activities and the particular learning contents of those activities.
Some scholars have noted the context of social embeddedness, arguing that social behavior and attitude are constrained by informal institutions, but such constraints are themselves subject to certain larger structures (Wang 2008).
