Sentence examples for flexible institution from inspiring English sources

Mr. Boulez wanted to make the orchestra a more flexible institution, and a more modern one.

With more than 600 lawyers and wide-ranging civil powers, the New York attorney general's office is a uniquely flexible institution in state government.

Still, the transformation that the jacket represents — turning the Chinese Communist Party from a corrupt and formalistic bureaucracy into a more popular and flexible institution — has only just begun.

When Congress created the Fed in 1913 it gave the bank a pretty wide berth that's why it's such a powerful and flexible institution today.

"They are extraordinarily flexible institutions and they do a good job," Mr. Adelman said.

The key, he said, is to develop "flexible institutions that can adapt to the unforeseeable needs of the next crisis, not financial Maginot lines".

We first describe the institutional framework as a multilevel system at the bottom of which several "local and flexible" institutions apply to subsets of the society while, at the top, a single "generic and rigid" institution applies to all.

The export-oriented industrialization has embedded in the flexible institutions favourable for foreign investors and local authorities, via the salient entry mode, i.e. processing with supplied materials (lailiaojiagong).

Another approach is to develop broad and flexible institution-wide collaborations, a representative of which is Pfizer's Center for Therapeutic Innovation (CTI [7], an entrepreneurial research unit at Pfizer dedicated to establishing global partnerships between Academic Medical Centers (AMCs) and Pfizer to focus on translational medicine.

He gives them empowerment through an array of micro-services and small, flexible institutions.

They will have to build strong but flexible institutions that can speak to all of these various constituents.