Sentence examples for institutional damage from inspiring English sources

Any serious call for reform has to acknowledge the severe institutional damage that has been done to the nation's regulatory agencies.

Add to that the value of lowering bound tariffs and avoiding the institutional damage of failure, and the benefits do not look so puny after all.

Naturally, in the case of institutional corruption typically greater institutional damage is being done than simply the despoiling of the moral character of the institutional role occupants.

However, in this corporate setting it might constitute insider trading, and do institutional damage; as such, it may well be an act of corruption.

Acts of institutional damage that are not performed by a corruptor and also do not corrupt persons are better characterized as acts of institutional corrosion.

Trump will be at the federal helm for at least four years and that's a lot of time to wreak irreparable program and institutional damage to those programs.

At the risk of their patients' lives, they did not want their institutional reputations damaged.

Several influential studies have concluded that institutional care is damaging to the development of infants and small children relative to foster care [16] [21].

There was no understanding of the damage that institutional life, without individual care and affection, could do to small children, or of the horrors that could happen when older children were put in charge of younger children, and allowed to bully and even torture them".

These authors also identified other indirect costs, such as damage to institutional and lab members' reputations that might affect future funding.

"The combination of increased demands, diminished resources and a growing tendency to forget that the primary purpose of education is to develop people's capabilities is damaging the institutional culture of universities in many parts of the world".