Sentence examples for institutional consequence from inspiring English sources

(As for the G77 don't even ask).The formation of the G20 group of world leaders is likely to be the most lasting institutional consequence of the global financial meltdown of 2008.

The creation of NATO can be seen as the primary institutional consequence of a school of thought called Atlanticism which stressed the importance of trans-Atlantic cooperation.

You know it was just something we made up!' I began to see there were institutional consequences to what seemed like a not particularly deeply thought-out term".

Finally, as Comey recounted before Congress last week, the F.B.I. director convened his top aides in his conference room at Bureau headquarters to weigh the political and institutional consequences of what to do next.

This has had far-reaching institutional consequences.

Successful buzzwords engender institutional consequences: A political economy perspective allows for paying attention to how issues travel from being "forgotten" or "ignored" to becoming an industry that appropriates funding at the expense of attention and resources to other humanitarian needs and problems, including addressing root causes (Dijkzeul 2015).

CRITICS' PICKS: What to watch, where to go, what to eat  A single flop can result not only in a loss of the earned income that nonprofit theaters are relying on to an ever-greater extent, but also in a backlash with philanthropic giving that can have dire institutional consequences.

Although they were never implemented, they have left a lingering concern in the minds of some UNICEF staff about the institutional consequences of UN Reform.

As a consequence, institutional legitimacy is not easily acquired or earned since historical conditions and path-dependencies also matter in high-pace industries such as the video game industry.

We identify the individual, organisational and institutional antecedents and consequences of academic engagement, and then compare these findings with the antecedents and consequences of commercialisation.

Had the military been as meticulous in planning its strategy and tactics for the postwar as it was in planning its actions on the battlefield, the looting of Baghdad, with all its disastrous material and institutional and psychological consequences, might have been stopped before it got out of control.