Although that climate had begun to change by the mid-1990's, it is still difficult for the institution -- whose board consists of countries that finance and borrow from it -- to criticize its members openly.
In our view, Autonomy could also be keen on breaking the now established quarterly share price cycle - not because it is especially interested in the share price but rather that the share price volatility, while a boon for 'shorts', has been difficult for the long institutions.
There's a significant question to be answered about why it is so difficult for the national institutions, whether it's policing or education, to recognize black people as part of the polity".
The popular RS President Milorad Dodic has attempted to bridge this gap between expectations and reality with small measures that chip away at the central state's institutions, in turn making it more difficult for these institutions to function.
With colleges carving out academic specialties, exact course matches have become increasingly unlikely, making it difficult for the new institution to determine just how many credits to award.
The Citigroup official overseeing the bank's investment, Andy Ditton, conceded that the fund's prospective borrowers were a difficult market for the institution to reach on its own, in part because traditional banking is not conducive for financing strong growth.
This rationing function is seen by the author as peculiarly difficult for political institutions to perform, given the public's expectations and the symbolic importance of health care.
Whatever the fate of the museum, Gulf Labor has made it difficult for arts institutions to ignore the human-rights dimension of their work.
If the European Union has a hissy fit, and somehow makes it difficult for Greek institutions to continue using the euro, the next-best option would be a currency linked to the euro with a currency board, such as is used by at least thirteen African countries with a combined population in excess of 109 million people.
