Sentence examples for institutional backdrop from inspiring English sources
but in the end I would expect that this preliminary examination would last much longer than many others, in part because of the political and institutional backdrop," said Bosco, who is an assistant professor at American University in Washington.
First, we argue that national states do not simply provide an institutional backdrop to sustainable production but rather can act as important organising agents.
The acceptance of truthiness is made all the more insurgent by the institutional backdrop it partially plays on: the devaluation of knowledge and the blurring of boundaries between punditry and journalism, the parallel decline in the institution of investigative reporting, and the dearth of memory.
That "institutional racism" is the backdrop for next Monday's "Othello," which entirely abandons Shakespeare's language.
In the midst of all that they were knocked out of the Champions League, as the season lurched towards disaster against a backdrop of institutional crisis.
All year there have been doubts, played out against a backdrop of institutional collapse; there has been bad luck but the planning has been appalling and the price being paid is a high one.
Within the last five years, more than 100 people have won settlements against the Baltimore police for civil rights violations and allegations of racism, suggesting a pattern of institutional racism and creating the backdrop for the Baltimore Uprising.
Against this backdrop, this article consciously opts to refer to institutional "credibility" instead of the more fashionable concept of institutional "trust".
Against this backdrop, the fulminant emergence of cholera strained additional institutional capacities.
Against this backdrop, a series of initiatives have sought to shift resources from institutional to community care in the belief that this will save money and concurs with user preferences.
Given this backdrop, this paper addresses the current research gap in understanding the role of institutional reforms in the evidence-based policy process.
