Sentence examples for institutional machinery from inspiring English sources

But Europe's institutional machinery grinds along at a pace that would shame snails.

Unlike many international groupings, this group does not plan to establish any institutional machinery to monitor progress or penalize laggards.

For the most important thing the Lisbon treaty does is to create the institutional machinery for a better co-ordinated and more effective European foreign policy.

Developing nations in particular often lack the institutional machinery needed for effective imposition of income or corporation taxes (see income tax).

The great innovation of the Convention was the establishment of international institutional machinery for the investigation and determination of claims that states had violated the rights provided.

Sorting out the EU's institutional machinery is intended to send a message that Europe is ready to start talks, amid continuing uncertainty about the kind of Brexit London wants.

And Mr. Baldeo did so without the backing of the institutional party machinery.

In such cases, attorneys for the plaintiff seek to show how the machinery of institutional denial works -- to demonstrate how the City, by not connecting the dots, goes about not knowing things it has the power to know about patterns of abuse.

There are many complex reasons for harvesting with such machinery: the economic crisis, imperfect forestry institutional reforms, absence of international cooperation with forestry technique innovators, deterioration of State control, and others.

D'Arcangelo, who died, a suicide, at 24 in 1979, was a spark in the downtown New York art scene, where he contributed to a strain of Conceptualism now called Institutional Critique, art that throws wrenches into the art industry's machinery.

"There was an institutional tone, so the new building would be shown, or the new machinery," Mr. Verdi said.