Sentence examples for institutional discussions from inspiring English sources

Standing back from these institutional discussions, it's debatable whether the climate change negotiations are an adequate venue for addressing the underlying issue.

"Markets move with more speed and wit than political and institutional discussions because there is always the element of profit, of enterprise [in them].

There is very little communication between a delivery driver who works daily in the field and his/her representative who participates in institutional discussions.

The public that wishes to know that "C" always wrote in green ink, and relishes the dramatic story of Gordievsky's defection is different from the more specialist public that has an appetite for detailed institutional discussion.

He wrote that a code, as such, would not "address the fundamental ecclesiological and sacramental concerns" of those people, and, what's more, would end all institutional discussion of the "disputed question" of the ordination of women to any level of the priesthood.

Of course, much institutional discussion went on to choose these programs and one does not want to draw too much from these data.

Then the likes of me can be on the Committee of the Regions which has recently affirmed its exclusive legitimacy as an institutional discussion partner.

And I believe there is a lesson to be learned here for the purposes of the institutional discussion at the intergovernmental conference.

There is also a need for fora, platforms and institutional mechanisms to facilitate cross-institutional discussions and negotiations.

Finally, a great effort of inter-institutional discussion and inter-professional collaboration was required by our strategy and regrettably, the economic costs of this effort were not estimated in our study and we trust that this outcome would have been very interesting for the readers.

In 1981 he moved to New York and lived there for 12 years, and his artistic formation was as influenced as much by Marcel Duchamp and the readymade, by institutional critique and discussions about commodity fetishism as it was by his Beijing background (his father, poet Ai Qing, was ostracised during the cultural revolution and the family spent a number of years in a labour camp).