Sentence examples for institutional element from inspiring English sources

So the misplaced assumption is this is still the same old, same old thing and we have this whole new institutional element where these institutions, I regret to say, but I will say it nonetheless, are looking after their own financial interests before the financial interests of the principals, princi-pals whose interests they are really bound to observe first.

With that interest, I added a racial and institutional element, which changes the angle of it.

The institutional element of the share offer was more than 20 times subscribed, meaning there were 20 offers for each share being sold.

The key elements in the framework are: biophysical element, process and institutional element, behavioral choice element, enforcement mechanisms and an outcome element.

Take inspiration from dated health textbook photos and exercise pamphlets, the photos were meant to have an institutional element to them.

Assess which institutional elements are more and less negotiable to you.

This offers the opportunity to make a more accurate diagnosis of what institutional elements of the Chinese context cause what problems.

On the other hand, a lot of the transition literature is explicitly technology oriented and takes as its point of departure a specific technology and studies its pathway towards success or failure, being more oriented towards analyzing institutional elements of technological innovation systems then the actual, process-related conditions of institutional development.

This broader understanding of POS (henceforth 'broad POS') includes institutional elements such as state strength, societal elements such as the structure of political cleavages, the cleavages' translation into alliance structures, as well as strategies by the political authorities (Kriesi et al., 1995).

a. Can we trace the network of connections between human, material, ideological, historical and institutional elements coalescing to produce safe or unsafe care?

Multidisciplinary engineering perspectives have long addressed environmental, economic, social, and institutional elements inherent to large-scale water systems in developed countries.