Sentence examples for improving institutions from inspiring English sources

But implementing reforms, especially those aimed at improving institutions and alleviating poverty, often involves taking on powerful interests.

Papp invented an institution in his own image; Eustis has devoted most of his professional life to improving institutions created by others.

If improving institutions lowers the fertilizer distribution costs, as in Scenario 5, then the income of all production factors will increase.

Philanthropy is really investing, making a difference, improving institutions that exist, and creating ones that are needed that do not exist.

This assistance aims not only to stem family and child migration but also to help improve the rule of law in these countries by improving institutions that have not traditionally worked.

What role do disease-specific initiatives play in an approach to HSS that focuses on enhancing organizations and improving institutions?

Their results suggest that identifying and understanding intra-institutional variation in attitudes and practices may be a prerequisite to improving institution-wide clinical practices.

The first is to improve institutions.

"They weren't trying to reform and improve institutions; they were just trying to take them over and use them for their own purposes," Ragab said.

"Later, this economic growth itself improves institutions and technology, making contracts easier to monitor and enforce, so that a culture of honesty is no longer necessary for further growth".

But the question of how to improve institutions in places suffering from dire poverty and relative isolation (see also Mr Easterly's charts on airline routes and internet connexions), is a very difficult one to answer indeed.