Sentence examples for institutional matters from inspiring English sources
The president of the European Commission, José Manuel Barroso, said, "By resolving its institutional matters, Europe is readying itself to address global problems".
"The feasibility of interventions by both bodies depends on making progress on institutional matters such as moving toward fiscal union," said Mario Monti, the Italian prime minister.
The largest firms would use the legal residents on large institutional matters and use the savings to lower hourly rates for clients.
"The country needs to rediscover serenity and cohesion on vitally important institutional matters which have for too long seen it divided and unable to enact reforms," he said in a statement.
By declaring that the mutual condemnations of the 16th century did not apply to the teaching on justification as now stated together (with tolerable nuances of detail on either side), Lutherans and Catholics proclaimed what may have been the key issue of the Reformation settled, even if other doctrinal and institutional matters needed to be resolved before full reconciliation could take place.
The political and cultural roles of the church in particular, the supranational character of the papacy, the immunity of clerics from the state's legal and fiscal apparatus, the church's intolerance and intransigence in theological and institutional matters, as well as its wealth and property constituted the central problems in the reform schemes of Italy's nascent intellectual movement.
The issue that I have is that this is an institutional matter.
It must still be approved by the House, but the House would generally defer to the Senate on such an institutional matter.
Questions included the nature of oversight for faculty consulting agreements, if any, and views about consulting as a private versus institutional matter.
These are part-funded by the British taxpayer and meant to serve the whole EU.Soon after, Mr Cameron was deluged by behind-the-scenes legal advice, which suggested that Britain would not get its way on the institutional matter, and by angry Liberal Democrats, the more pro-European of the coalition parties.
Rather, institutional resilience matters more.
