Sentence examples for institutions supposed to from inspiring English sources

In institutions supposed to foster debate, non-neoclassical economists have been systematically purged from economics faculties.

That is not a failure of our institutions; that is how the institutions are supposed to work.

The most potent consequence of this is a secession of the middle class ironically the very class whose interests these institutions were supposed to serve from a stake in public institutions.

If we genuinely wish, as the Declaration by the Fifteen stated, to use citizens' expectations as the main theme of our imminent reflections, then, in my view, the debate cannot fail to include the institutional questions of the European project, the political guidelines that the institutions are supposed to implement.

"While age brings experience, your elected institutions are supposed to reflect the community as a whole".

Degrees accredited by UK engineering institutions are supposed to provide the academic formation of a chartered engineer.

" Nonprofit organizations don't pay taxes for a reason, Mr. Dobelle said, adding that these institutions are supposed to give back to their communities.

The two Bretton Woods institutions are supposed to have equal status but for the past five years the IMF has grabbed the attention.

Financial institutions are supposed to check clients' names against the list, which is known officially as the Specially Designated Nationals List.

But our democratic institutions are supposed to moderate this behavior, and they are decades behind the private sector, which also struggles with online civility standards.

Similarly, in cases of demonstrable and wide-reaching failure, the commercial prerogative impacts on the ability to govern that failure, resulting in 'civil dislocation': the mismatch between the functions that government institutions are supposed to perform and their actual practice (Jasanoff [1997]).