Sentence examples for establish institutions from inspiring English sources

The western world has been able to establish institutions and laws that help keep the darker side of its citizens in check.

Regional economic communities and the African Union need to help establish institutions that tackle private sector failures – setting and implementing standards, managing risk, commodity exchanges and market information.

Mr. Tekere said he accepted his "share of responsibility" for the failure of his generation to establish institutions that would have safeguarded democracy.

Balonia and Banchuria were two of the world's poorest areas, and both had begun to emerge from their post-colonial ties to adopt policies and establish institutions in an effort to spur economic growth.

Here's what happens: First, bargaining between European leaders, some of whom are unwilling to delegate significant powers to the E.U. level, leads them to establish institutions that are incomplete in crucial respects.

In the reform of a forestry sector governed by centralist, socialist principles towards a sector suited to the challenges of the market economy, the Chinese government needs to establish institutions that can be perceived as credible by social actors.

Institutions that receive PHS support (and Sara, the PI here, likely does) need to comply with the ORI rules and establish institution-wide policies for misconduct inquiries.

Cameron found himself embodying two Conservative traditions – the anti-establishment radicalism of Thatcher and the deference to established institutions embodied in Harold Macmillan or Edward Heath.

Even established institutions have trouble.

Trust in established institutions is collapsing.

If they do, some of the established institutions will fail.