Sentence examples for institutional opportunities from inspiring English sources

This Health Policy Project article set out the reasons why each country has unique economic, political, social, and institutional opportunities to expand health insurance.

In the view of Peter Larmour, a specialist on the Pacific islands at the Australian National University in Canberra, corruption is better tackled by reducing institutional opportunities for it, rather than by dictatorial moral crusades from a strong-arm regime that sets itself up as detective, judge and juror.

PLS demonstrates that the EPIS is statistically sound concept and that KIE is affected by market, technological and institutional opportunities.

While institutional incentives influence the attractiveness of integration, institutional opportunities influence the feasibility of integration.

Davidson et al. (2010) posit that a successful digital entrepreneurship should combine business, knowledge and institutional opportunities.

KIE is market driven process; however, its overall effects are determined not solely by market opportunities but by interaction of market with technological and institutional opportunities.

Having resumed control of the security agencies, he certainly had the institutional opportunity, and his career showed he had the ruthless ambition.

Being a "personal brand" superstar journalist is a harder path for women to negotiate, not just through the closure of institutional opportunity, but also through the bruising nature of internet discourse, which can represent an entirely different and much less civilised clubhouse than the equitable one Nate Silver is building at ESPN with so much fanaticism that he hires by chart.

The Swedish national initiative targeting vocational teachers' CPD can be viewed as a new institutional opportunity for vocational teachers to meet the requirements of current work-life competence.

Individual aspirations are dependent on the subjective perception of institutional opportunity structures that defines how desirable it is for an immigrant to aim for participation and belonging in the receiving country.

Most experts say that formal public defender offices, with their professional staffs, institutional continuity, opportunities for specialization and economies of scale, are preferable to the alternatives where there is enough work to justify them.