As such, the institutional diagnosis stresses essential strategic variables if one wants to work on a well-knit, comprehensive set of changes.
The institutional requirements stress organization and responsibilities, responsibilities for residents, the graduate medical education committee, and internal review [ 11].
It notes the EU's need for institutional reform and stresses the need for more effective communication to explain the benefits of enlargement to EU citizens.
The former emphasizes that labor unions have some agency beyond institutional designs, while the latter stresses the path dependency of the institutional legacy from the planned economy in the reform period.
The land bureau also appeals to the party committee by means of institutional innovations to stress that if the party committee does not pay attention to land affairs, it will be difficult for the local government and functional bureau to strictly adhere to the bottom line of arable land of 1.8 billion mu (about 300 million acres).
If you were to sum up this culture in a few words, institutional, excess, stress, and money would likely come to mind, but for George Lessner III, he sees it as casual.
This stream, which has its roots in sociology, organizational theory, anthropology, and cultural studies, stresses the idea of institutional cultures.
Eichengreen himself stresses the difficulty of institutional change, and so readers may come away from his book concluding that Europe's economic future is bleak — at least in a contest with other developed countries that provide few government benefits.
This lack of institutional support impacted on the nurses' ability to cope with the stresses of their occupation and resorting to coping mechanisms such as absenteeism.
ProtonMail's blog goes on to stress its "institutional support from foundations backed by the State of Geneva and the Swiss Federal government" and touts a "strong balance sheet".
