Sentence examples for institutional divide from inspiring English sources

Through the newly formed health and wellbeing boards, councils have been told to end the institutional divide between health and social care by 2018.

On the other side of the great institutional divide stand the national governments, with their attachment to national sovereignty and national interest, acting together when necessary through the Council of Ministers.Under Mr Santer's weak leadership, the commission was squabbling with the parliament and losing ground to the governments.

Despite the fact that, mainly through the iGEM channel, synthetic biology has been instrumental in the subsequent birth of its non-academic sibling, the two branches of constructive biology remain located at different sides of the institutional divide.

Abramson said she realized there was still an institutional divide between the print and web operations.

This approach neglects the institutional complexity the divide between state sector and non-state sector of transitional China.

Let's first look at the institutional wealth divide between public and private research universities.

Instead of leaving his body of works to New York City Ballet, Balanchine — choosing personal over institutional devotion — divided his riches among numerous beloved dancers and friends, with controlling rights over the vast majority going to his former wife Tanaquil Le Clercq, the ballerina Karin von Aroldingen, and his longtime assistant Barbara Horgan.

- The Eurozone takes over as the decisive institutional body dividing member states according to status vis-à-vis the single currency.

In an era of so many police-involved shootings, attempts at blocking our vote and continued institutional racial divides in many areas, including housing, employment and education, it is easy to become disillusioned.

Whereas tightened border controls and encampment will only foster underground economies and harder social divide, institutional reform will bring much more palatable side effects: improved efficiency, better service delivery, and safer communities.

Still, the conditions in residential care institutions are often inadequate and their institutional mandates are divided between various line ministries depending on the age, the disability and at risk status of children.