Sentence examples for institutional reorganisation from inspiring English sources

Policy implications can be on two dimensions; (a) investments in education to improve cultural traits and (b) lessening transaction costs and institutional reorganisation to improve economic institutions, related to opportunity entrepreneurship.

Changing employees' attitudes, engaging more with communities and institutional reorganisation were identified as areas needing particular attention.

Attitudinal change from employees, engaging more with communities and institutional reorganisation were identified as areas needing particular attention.

But he says the massive institutional reorganisation was largely unnecessary and meant the government overlooked the far more urgent challenge of improving the NHS so that fewer people have to go into hospital, and that those who do are discharged as soon as possible.

"So I think it should be trimmed and there needs to be a certain amount of institutional reorganisation as well".

Lastly, institutional reorganisation through better legal protection on property rights and clear laws that are fully enforced by the state, and through better formation and implementation of law, dispute settlement and people's access, and use of state legal systems would enhance opportunity entrepreneurship.

In January 2011 the committee concluded: "The white paper proposes a disruptive reorganisation of the institutional structure of the NHS which was subject to little prior discussion and not foreshadowed in the coalition programme".

It emphasises prevention, sees the core of service delivery at community and primary care level, promotes hospital reorganisation and gives institutional care a more proportionate role in service delivery.

In January 2011 the committee concluded: "The white paper proposes a disruptive reorganisation of the institutional structure of the NHS which was subject to little prior discussion and not foreshadowed in the coalition programme". It added: "The coalition programme anticipated an evolution of existing institutions; the white paper announced significant institutional upheaval.

Departmental Reorganisation.

Proposal for the reorganisation of the CMU.