Sentence examples for fair institutions from inspiring English sources

India's democratic constitution long predated its middle class; and Botswana's fair institutions took root when it had only a few graduates.Mr Treisman thinks that a high growth rate, which benefits the middle class, can increase its support for a tough government.

We study the effect of fair institutions on growth.

This might imply that rich countries tend to have cleaner government, fair institutions, and appropriate laws.

First, society in general should operate in a framework of fair institutions and privacy laws.

Over vegetable tempura in a trendy Japanese restaurant in Jackson recently, he cringed at the suggestion that the National Guard might have gotten custody of the disputed Florida ballots, that it could be a fair institution.

In a resignation letter, he called his office an "ethical and fair institution".

But open now at the Ullens Center for Contemporary Art in Beijing, is a new type of exhibit that draws on structural aspects of the art fair institution, while reevaluating the role of the visitor to the contemporary art market scene.

Galleries around the world are clamoring for LA talent; art fairs, institutions, publications, and collectors want a piece of the new avant-garde like never before.

Discursive theories, broadly speaking, hold that the aim of public justification is to generate agreement and resolution among disputants through the process of real discourse secured by just and fair social institutions.

From the UAE, his employers will continue to say things like, "The Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, represented by its leadership, always has been and remains to be, a nation built on just and fair state institutions".

Europe is trying to rebuild itself to succeed, and European policy makers must move beyond building fair-weather institutions to building durable and effective institutions.