Sentence examples for institutions effective from inspiring English sources

All three "have strong, adaptable, coherent political institutions: effective bureaucracies, well-organized political parties".

The Observer passed Gordonstoun's lengthy manual of "Child Protection Policy and Procedures" to Mandate Now, a campaign group lobbying to make child-protection systems in British institutions effective.

A familiar hypothesis is that the moral concern in play is raised by institutions' effective power to use force or otherwise coercively to direct citizens' action.

We all have to put in place the four fundamentals necessary for economic security: responsible fiscal policy; credible institutions; effective financial regulation; and crucially, the long term structural reforms that will deliver lasting prosperity.

Phase III objectives are consolidation of reform and stabilization of Palestinian institutions, sustained, effective Palestinian security performance, and Israeli-Palestinian negotiations aimed at a permanent status agreement in 2005.

Officials of the World Bank and the International Monetary Fund say the relative health of the global economy these days proves that the institutions are effective (news article, April 9).

Such evolutionary change is possible when representative institutions provide effective channels for the communication of demands and criticisms to governments that rely upon majority support.

If the country again descends into civil war, with no government, institutions or effective laws, the same conditions could easily return in the future.

Lual Deng, managing director of the Ebony Centre for Strategic Studies, which created the forum, said its members wanted the interim government to lay the foundation for resilient institutions and effective governance.

Institutions become effective only when they are adequately enforced.

Secondly, informal institutions were effective in influencing water users' behaviour on groundwater governance than formal institutions.