Sentence examples for institutional questions from inspiring English sources

If we genuinely wish, as the Declaration by the Fifteen stated, to use citizens' expectations as the main theme of our imminent reflections, then, in my view, the debate cannot fail to include the institutional questions of the European project, the political guidelines that the institutions are supposed to implement.

The problem on the continent is complicated by lingering institutional questions.

And there are institutional questions, such as how commissioners should be chosen or how to weight members' votes.

It wasn't fair to A-Rod, and it didn't raise the more important institutional questions the Mitchell investigation had better answer.

The Treaty of Nice focuses on the institutional questions identified but not resolved during the preceding intergovernmental conference that led to the Treaty of Amsterdam.

Our report examines the legal and institutional questions that will inevitably arise as newly formed groundwater sustainability agencies (GSAs) seek to address groundwater-surface water interactions under SGMA.

"This is an institutional question that goes to the heart of the new campaign finance law," said Michael Toner, a Republican commissioner.

The big institutional question of this Congress is the leadership lineup that will emerge.

"The institutional question has been settled.

I shall devote my one minute to the institutional question.

Finally, some Members – Mr Lehne and Mr Swoboda, Mrs Roth-Behrendt, Mrs Wallis and Mr Rangel, among others – spoke at length about the institutional question, and, in particular, about the Framework Agreement.