He called for more reform of institutions, of public administration and of the judicial system.
A decade later, the basic institutions of public administration and welfare are in catastrophic condition, wide-scale corruption is the economic norm, and the guarantors of liberty are, at best, in jeopardy.
The extinction of the Spanish line of the Habsburgs and the fact that the emperor Charles VI was the last male member of that house posed serious problems for the Habsburg territories, which, at the beginning of the 18th century, were held together mainly by the person of the sovereign, notwithstanding the fact that there were some institutions of central administration.
Southern Scotland now surrendered to the English, who abolished all native institutions of government and created a new administration at Dalkeith, just outside Edinburgh, to rule the conquered territory.
Picketing graduate assistants rolled their eyes at how, in the face of the Bush-appointed board's decision, their great liberal institutions were suddenly big fans of administration thinking.
He failed to build institutions of basic public order, administration, or power-sharing.
Cyclosporine (CsA), a calcineurin inhibitor, is one of the most commonly used pharmacologic agents for the prevention of GVHD following alloHCT, however, the dose, target blood level and schedule of administration varies among institutions.
Parthian rule brought little change in the administration and institutions of Mesopotamia as it had existed under the Seleucids, except for a general weakening of central authority under the feudal Parthians.
The chaos that has followed has largely contributed to the deterioration of institutions and public administration, worsening what are already the worst living conditions in the Western Hemisphere.
None would be too big to fail — a designation that could arise for a handful of institutions under the administration's proposal.
