Sentence examples for institutions and methods from inspiring English sources

The war and more recent crises in Africa, he added, "force us to ask ourselves whether the institutions and methods we are accustomed to are really adequate to deal with all the stresses of the last couple of years".

Analysts say the nuclear black market may turn out to be so extensive, and its dangers so threatening, that the shock of discovery will help close the historical gap between the two factions and prompt tough reforms -- new global rules, institutions and methods to limit the bomb's spread.

During the 1890s, when hundreds of thousands of French-Canadians were quitting rocky farms in Quebec for jobs in New England textile towns, The New York Times wrote, "It is next to impossible to penetrate this mass of protected and secluded humanity with modern ideas or to induce them to interest themselves in democratic institutions and methods of government".

More precisely, the very point of the transitional period is to set up the institutions and methods responsible for having that debate.

This work will be accomplished most effectively by building on pre-existing networks, institutions, and methods.

Tanzania (Tanganyika Medical Training Board) and Zambia have boards that regulate training institutions and methods but do not register and control practitioners.

China should follow its own traditional wisdom in discourse orientation, institutions and method designing.

On the one hand, it came to pass that a Roman was considered truly cultivated only if he had the same education, in Greek, as a native Greek acquired; on the other hand, there progressively developed a parallel system of instruction that transposed into Latin the institutions, programs, and methods of Hellenistic education.

We need institutions, organizations, and methods that make sure to include this segment's voice -- and that includes the DGA.

It means accepting that we have neither means nor necessity to shape the country's institutions, practices and methods for accommodating multiple factions based on ethnicity, region, tribe, sect and personal rivalry.

At Columbia Business School, Professor Nissim teaches MBA, EMBA, MS, and PhD courses in financial accounting, earnings quality, fundamental analyses, valuation, investment management, financial institutions, and research methods.