Sentence examples for institutional rebuilding from inspiring English sources
Unless the EU becomes a sovereign state, no amount of institutional rebuilding can take responsibility for Europe's defence away from its 15 national capitals either.
For half a century after World War II, the United States pursued one of world history's most successful national strategies: it nurtured the economic and institutional rebuilding of Europe and Japan, the development of other countries, especially in Asia, and bonded them economically, while protecting this strategy with superior military force.
4. No less important than institutional change is rebuilding civic culture. 5.
Under the rescue law that President Bush signed on Friday, the Treasury has the authority to buy up to $700 billion worth of largely unsellable securities, most of them tied to mortgages, in order to free up banks and institutional investors to rebuild their balance sheets.
Adam reports directly to the Haitian prime minister, Laurent Lamothe, for his gargantuan three-pronged job, which he lists as follows: moving everyone out of the tents; formulating an institutional response to the lodging issue; and rebuilding public structures.
He will immediately confront a host of institutional obstacles that could impede his progress in rebuilding an archdiocese shattered by last year's disclosures that its leaders had permitted a generation of sexually abusive priests to molest young people.
It would be better for the EU's leaders, France's included, to give up internal quarrels over unnecessary institutional change and instead rebuild Europe's place in the world starting with its volatile neighbourhood.No Turks in Club Med?Here Mr Sarkozy has some good ideas and one very bad one.
In an effort to increase economic development by rebuilding its agriculture and economic sectors, DRC is embarking on several institutional reform processes, including more demand-driven, inclusive, and evidence-based policymaking and planning.
So, you know, the institutional level of decline is dramatic, and the problems of rebuilding that are very substantial … Rebuilding from a rather shattered base is not going to be easy".
On the institutional level, his presence and that of Attorney General John Ashcroft showed the importance that the Bush administration attaches to rebuilding confidence in the nation's keystone law enforcement agency.
