Sentence examples for institutional modification from inspiring English sources

Pelozo (2008) suggested that institutional modification and structural changes reduce systematic risk in financial sectors, which encourages efficiency and solvency.

We harm the global poor when we collaborate in imposing an unjust global institutional order on them and, moreover, that order is unjust when it foreseeably perpetuates large-scale human rights deficits that can reasonably be avoided were we to make quite feasible institutional modifications (Pogge 2002, 2008, 2010).

The importance of the price system suggests that institutional modifications can be used to achieve equitable distribution of bed supply.

In sum, for Pogge, a set of global institutional arrangements is unjust if it foreseeably perpetuates large-scale human rights deficits that could reasonably be avoided through feasible institutional modifications.

The analysis builds on a modification of Kiser and Ostrom's three-leveled approach to the study of institutional change for which the actor component was specified.

That needs institutional change.

It appears that the standard institutional approach emphasizes behavior modification through information, policies, procedures, processes and external sanctions (typically punitive or disciplinary), but lacks an adequate focus on reflection, inner understanding, and dialogue in an integrated manner.

The aim of this report was to analyse the outcomes of ECLS for refractory OHCA in our single-center experience according to the modification of our institutional protocol.

Other policy recommendations include the modification of existing institutional frameworks for rural energy delivery, and the design and implementation of appropriate rural energy initiatives suitable for productive activities and sustainable development.

With small modifications to the institutional arrangements between universities, publishers and students, textbook costs could be reduced — and these changes could be made without government intervention.

With minor modifications, the general institutional design of demand and supply of outpatient healthcare services in Austria is also relevant for dental services.