Sentence examples for institutional deficit from inspiring English sources
This could be broadly classified as an "institutional deficit model," in which the institution lacks what is needed for reform.
Evans [ 58] is critical of an institutional deficit in the relationship between clinical researchers, attending physicians, insurers and institutions like the National Cancer Institute, and of the supervision of the evaluation of medical procedures as they move from small hypotheses to large RCTs.
It is simply not possible to retain the common currency without also espousing the idea of collective responsibility and redressing the institutional deficit in the eurozone.
However, many global organizations, such as the UN and WTO, still lack a parliamentary assembly and "have been heavily criticized for what is supposed to be an institutional deficit".
There is no doubt that these are powerful indicators of the institutional deficits currently confronted by Latin American democracies.
Political-institutional deficits of negotiating contracts, corruption and organizing resource rents for purposes of social development and infrastructures.
And criticism of the EU's institutional "democratic deficit" is currently a sideshow.
Second, given both the prevalence and problematic outcomes of expert and institutional adherence to deficit models, what might an alternative model for conceptualizing publics look like?
Apart from the political determinants, some studies investigate the impact of institutional factors on government deficits and indebtedness.
Indeed, institutional mediation can overcome deficits in communicative self-organization, in so far as they compensate for "the cognitive indeterminacy, motivational insecurity, and the limiting coordinating power of moral norms and informal norms of action in general" (Habermas 1996, 323).
The 2010 2011 governmental process to renegotiate the Great Lakes Water Quality Agreement is a potent opportunity to begin to overcome institutional barriers to reducing policy deficits.
