Sentence examples for fundamental institutional changes from inspiring English sources

In all countries, whether or not any fundamental institutional changes are contemplated, there are evidences of radical change in the structure of ideas and assumptions that underlie the preparation of teachers.

Achieving this will take fundamental institutional changes, he says.

Fundamental institutional changes have occurred with the state withdrawing welfare support and job provision for workers.

Two others -- ­Eisenhower and Clinton -- ­paradoxically ratified the ascent of their transformative predecessors from the opposing party (Roosevelt and Reagan) by leaving the fundamental institutional changes and ideological assumptions they had inherited untouched.

The obvious reason for such an analysis is the fundamental institutional and regulatory change for the banknote issue business by the Federal banking act of 1881 which could have changed monetary dynamics.

Gradual institutional changes lead to more fundamental changes in social practices over the long run.

Proposals for reform range from institutional changes such as abolition of the Electoral College to fundamental transformations such as democratizing our political parties and synchronizing terms of office for House, Senate and president.

There have been no institutional changes.

Those control variables are controlled for the fundamental institutional differences between the two markets.

These require institutional changes that are characteristically slow moving.

- Capacity building and institutional changes are vital.