Sentence examples for due to institutional changes from inspiring English sources
Since the late 1990s, SOEs owned by the central and local government have developed distinctly different ownership structures due to institutional changes (i.e., fiscal and SOE reforms).
This paper therefore challenges the commonly accepted idea that more claims reflect a broader scope of protection by showing that the size of patents is partly due to institutional changes in the system.
This led us to think that the changes in Oncology were not due to institutional bias, nor to changes in the policy of opioid consumption in the hospital as a whole.
More precisely, one might also expect that the rather, active and paternalistic, duty-based approach targeting citizens in general that has come to dominate the welfare systems of all three countries in recent years are also manifested in policies towards newcomers due to institutional spill-over mechanisms from general changes of the welfare state.
The large number of different concepts used appears to be partly due to institutional reasons and partly because they involve gradual changes in national policies.
The interviewee from institution Q did not have an ideal initial classroom due to institutional constraints.
It is, at least in part, due to institutional constraints which are structural, legal and political in nature.
Part of this possible discrepancy is that due to institutional differences, the CIA and Pentagon staff the operations differently.
Sometimes resistance emerged due to institutional agendas i.e. difference in course fee or difference in institutional procedures.
A second condition is that agents form expectations with respect to institutional changes.
