Sentence examples for institutional relationships from inspiring English sources

We argue that these NRM institutions are not strictly speaking evolutionary or adaptive, and that historical context is critical when evaluating how and why particular institutions and institutional relationships develop.

Responsiveness in the context of health systems has been defined as "the outcome that can be achieved when health institutions and institutional relationships are designed in such a way that they are cognisant of and respond appropriately to the universally legitimate expectations of individual" [ 6, 7].

The "outer circle" comprises the UK's other key bilateral and institutional relationships.

A statement Tuesday cited "deeper institutional relationships" as a major achievement.

Although Downtown N.Y.C. got some press attention, it did not have the institutional relationships that got results.

"The firm has enviable institutional relationships, a world-class distribution network and a vibrant and fast-growing mutual fund complex".

She is an institutional relationship manager for the RiskMetrics Group, a risk-management consulting firm in New York.

But Britain is also intimately involved, as it strengthens what the British ambassador in Bogotá, Lindsay callsdale-Appleby, close andclose" and "long-term institutional relationship" with the military.

Martha Joynt Kumar, a political science professor at Towson University who studies relations between the president and the press, said the institutional relationship was "pretty tattered".

But it might sate enough disaffected legislators to reduce the possibility of any actual change in the institutional relationship between the Fed and the rest of the government.

The company said it has an "institutional relationship" with Silva as he's a former president, and acknowledges it invited Silva to travel abroad with company executives to speak at events meant to promote Brazilian firms.