Sentence examples for institutional adaptability from inspiring English sources
Britain is in no position to demand concessions on entry but it would surely be possible to argue that the Maastricht Treaty should be amended to provide for greater institutional adaptability.
These included imperial policies, favorable demographic characteristics, natural resource abundance, institutional adaptability and innovation, and growth-enhancing policy responses to major economic shocks, such as war, depression, and resource discoveries.
The author suggests in conclusion that the common law model's emphasis on the institutional adaptability of courts should encourage greater deliberation with regard to the benefits of legal Europeanization, if not greater integration itself.
Such technological measures and institutional arrangements enhanced adaptability, which maintained the relative stability of the grass-livestock-herder system for over 2000 years (Wang 2006; Wu et al. 2015).
And the right degree of adaptability could substantially bolster the institutional church's moral authority rather than compromise it.
The attributes covered process of development, clarity of the health system model, relationship with policy/organizational context and social values, elaboration/content, institutional set-up for performance assessment, mechanism for eliciting change in the health system, and adaptability.
The three case studies described above highlight many organizational, institutional, and complexity concepts described previously, such as consideration of how organizations interact; ensuring adequate coordination; and adaptability to evolving environments.
Adaptability is essential.
That adaptability holds promise.
