Sentence examples for institutional composition from inspiring English sources

As a result of the 1980 reform, both the institutional composition and the financing of Chilean higher education underwent dramatic changes.

The institutional composition of co-ordination meetings changed in time as more agencies – such as the Ministry of Family and Social Policy and the Ministry of Education – joined while ‛temporary crisis' evolved into ‛permanent crisis'.

The creation of the OIG was prompted by the sanctioning threat of the most powerful donor and reflected the power of this donor to force the Global Fund to adapt its behaviour and institutional composition.

The model predicts the probability that a firm will adopt a specific strategy where the dependent variable is a 0-1 dummy—given a set of covariates that control for the firm's characteristics, workforce composition, institutional arrangements governing its wage setting, and other aspects of the economic environment.

It shows that despite all the particularities of our cases, that transitory regimes, political composition and institutional outlook play a minor role in influencing transnational market processes.

Despite differences in transitory regimes, political composition and institutional outlook, we found striking similarities between the position of both actors in their labour markets.

Labour markets, families and welfare states are changing, as are institutional arrangements and the composition of the workforce.

The level of protection against heat waves may vary between countries in relationship to climatic factors, the level of investment in institutional care, and the composition of the resident population.

The external factors affecting the degree of HEI inefficiency are also investigated, e.g. institutional settings (size and department composition), location and funding structure.

This essay examines the incorporation of iTunes University into writing and new media composition instruction, including institutional and technological contexts and faculty and student responses.

However, the main issues affecting our results can be restricted to the following: the role of taxes under different institutional settings, the tax wedge composition, short- vs. long-run results and the role of the social security scheme.