Sentence examples for institutions between the from inspiring English sources
Apart from the odd flashes of ambiguous insight in chapter 12 of The General Theory of Employment, Interest and Money, there is not much going on in Keynes concerning regional, sectoral or vocational institutions within the economy, or any mediating institutions between the individual and the state.
But the G-20's effort to create parity in these institutions between the advanced economies and the emerging and transition countries has ground to a halt.
Propensity score matching (PSM) was used to minimize the observed covariate differences in the characteristics of the primary institutions between the two groups.
All patients were diagnosed and received treatment at our institution between the years 1996 and 2000.
The findings are the result of a four-year search, looking at art acquired by more than 400 institutions between 1933 and the present.
First, our dependent variable is the change in the quality of institutions between 1990 and 2000 while the explanatory emigration rate pertains to 1990.
The largest cooperative agreement reached recently by art institutions was between the Museum of Modern Art in Manhattan and the Tate Gallery in London, which have formed a partnership to create an Internet business for art, culture and design.
Therefore, a strong knowledge sharing mechanisms have to be in place to mitigate such losses, both within public institutions and between the public and private sectors.
Thomas makes the point that "What political scientists like to call 'mediating institutions' stand between the individual and the power of the state.
Virtuous circles in this quest, due to the interaction between institutions and between the four dimensions of power, resources, information and status, suggest that any effort in one place on one dimension is bound to help in other places or dimensions.
