Sentence examples for institutional organisation from inspiring English sources
"We need an institutional organisation to negotiate the contracts between the farmers and the migrants".
Of course, it will require changes in institutional organisation, in developing solutions, and in capacity, training and research.
The present Spanish model of political and institutional organisation as a federal state has been developed since the Constitution of 1978.
In this paper, the objective is to assess the influence of the institutional organisation of AESs on farmers' participation in the schemes.
It is observed that it is not the epistemology of research that makes for its responsiveness towards external goal setting but rather its institutional organisation.
Instead of presenting the causality as running from institutions to economic performance, it explores the inverse relationship, that is, how Spain's technological backwardness and dependency set the stage for the institutional organisation of this country's patent system.
Performativity – the production of performance through measurement devices, borrowed from the private sector, that induce new individual conducts and institutional organisations – is likely to constitute a prominent feature of the post-2015 educaidon aid landscape.
This problem was compounded by the fact that many large institutional organisations, including Newcastle University, have tight regulations on credit card spends.
At the same time, the limitations of practice based targets and particular institutional organisations of referral that resulted in different levels of opportunity for the introduction of patient decision aids across practices need to be acknowledged.
In her final year at university Wilkinson was co-opted to the executive committee of the University Socialist Federation (USF), an inter-institutional organisation formed to bring together socialist-minded students from all over the country.
A review of research on community participation reveals some essential aspects; power relations, participants, the institutional framework, organisation, communication, knowledge building, monitoring and contextual factors.
