Sentence examples for institutional mistakes from inspiring English sources

But the legality of attaching conditions to money that effectively comes from students is questionable, as is the fairness of penalising students for institutional mistakes.

"Often, institutional reforms come from mistakes or accidents," Mr. Cohen said.

Mr. Cheney comes to his role with a reputation for discretion -- there will be no leaks of his advice to the president, officials insist -- and an institutional memory of past mistakes and triumphs.

France has always insisted that it had no involvement in the genocide, though, according to a 1998 parliamentary report, it acknowledged "errors of analysis" and mistakes linked to "institutional dysfunctions".

Hiring committees desperately want to avoid making a serious mistake by investing institutional and intellectual capital in the wrong person.

Today, "[h]iring committees desperately want to avoid making a serious mistake by investing institutional and intellectual capital in the wrong person," as I wrote then.

Even though I do think that people learn from their mistakes and that few institutional buyers are going to purchase bonds of such poor quality in the future, I propose ten principles for new financial regulations.

Just like it was no mistake that we abolished institutional racism in this country around the same time.

It is not enough to say that "eventually" people will discover institutional solutions and rules to prevent these mistakes from happening.

How many times in Australia will we report on the abuse and mistreatment of children in institutional care before we finally learn from our mistakes?

Unlike them, she recognizes the danger in this power imbalance; while she's in institutional limbo, they're safe, and freer to make mistakes.