Sentence examples for institutions of countries from inspiring English sources

He called on leaders to consider the "absurdity" of spending billions of dollars on security against an ideology which is being "advocated" in the schools and institutions of "countries with whom we have intimate security and defence relationships".

If we accept that entrepreneurship also requires suitable institutions and a specific environmental background, the basic question raised is why countries with ineffective institutions do not 'copy' the institutions of developed countries (Fukuyama 2001).

It is committed to understanding the political institutions of the countries in which it operates.

And the European Commission has sponsored Europeana, a portal for digital copies of art, music film and books held by the cultural institutions of member countries.

The aftermath has shown how difficult it is for outside powers to rebuild the institutions of other countries and to repair the psychological wounds that war leaves behind.

Europe's commitment to the success of North Africa's democratic transformation will be measured first and foremost by its willingness to meaningfully invest in the economies and institutions of the countries of the Arab Spring.

The European Commission has backed Europeana, a Web site where users can search for digital copies of 15 million works of art, books, music and video held by the cultural institutions of member countries.

The treaty stipulates that the public institutions of both countries act in a co-ordinated manner with a view to facilitating mining investment and the development of the industry.

(2) Analyzing selected websites of top universities and educational institutions of different countries.

In this paper we have tried to analyze the accessibility of the top educational institutions of different countries.

Empirical measurement, monitoring, analysis, and reporting of learning outcomes in higher institutions of developing countries may lead to sustainable education in the region.