Sentence examples for institutional adaptation from inspiring English sources

The fundamental security policy shift requires a longterm political, military, and institutional adaptation from Nato.

"Institutional Adaptation: Demands for Management Reform and University Administration". Patricia J. Gumport and Barbara Sporn.

One recent institutional adaptation is the creation of so-called CS+X initiatives at schools like Stanford, Northwestern and the University of Illinois.

Departing in the 'Worlds of Compliance' literature, it also explores if this typology can be useful for understanding the ways member states address institutional adaptation pressures in the implementation steps following the transposition phase.

The discussion when applying the tool draws attention to institutional adaptation measures as a complement to pure physical measures.

We attribute the outcomes to differences in institutional adaptation, the behavior of epistemic communities, the nature of funding, and the role of the state.

They reveal an emergent "health innovation system" in Africa that is driven by a combination of local research, entrepreneurship and institutional adaptations.

Other key factors that from the perspective of professionals may reduce participation potential include knowledge deficits, lack of mandate to adapt, limited resources for adaptation, institutional barriers, inadequate assessment, and persistence of planning and monitoring approaches that do not account for climate change.

Finally, the larger adaptive cycle of institutional learning and adaptation is expressed through double-loop learning.

Institutional Drivers of Adaptation in Local Government Decision Making: Evidence from Chile.

Institutional learning requires adaptation and an ability to understand the prevailing conventions that exist in a collective (Appelbaum and Wohl 2000).