Sentence examples for institutional solutions from inspiring English sources

Even grassroots people realise we now need institutional solutions.

Historically, the market system is a relatively recent innovation and only one of several, contingent institutional solutions to the problem of economic integration.

Institutional problems require institutional solutions, however, and it is not enough merely to focus on individual accountability, audit and disclosure requirements, and regulatory oversight -- although changes in these areas undoubtedly are essential.

Moreover, they lack the cultural attitudes descended from the fundamentalist resistance to modernist thought, such as a distrust of science, a rejection of institutional solutions to poverty, and the notion that evangelicals are the saving remnant of Christianity and the American tradition.

Scientist parents enjoy better support today than they did a few years ago, but institutional solutions are imperfect at best.

When comparing markets to other institutional solutions, the comparison has to take place at the same level of abstraction.

"To me, it is a setback for the rule of law and shows that the Thai people have more belief in the personal solution than in the institutional solution".

This more expansive approach to engendering climate action beyond just states gets around a core criticism of multilateralism – that once institutional solution is imposed, it cauterises the need to think about the problem any more.

"Bachelet knows that she has to provide some sort of institutional solution to the political and social demands that have been going on for a while," explains Robert Funk, a political scientist from the University of Chile.

Furthermore, conservation issues and drivers change continually, so a perfect institutional solution will only be "perfect" for particular moments in time and space.

Rather than imposing any specific technical or institutional solution, this approach allows the solutions to emerge from the local context and a reconnection (or collaboration) within and between the people and between them and their environment.