Sentence examples for key institution for from inspiring English sources

Modelled on the successful pre-privatisation 3i – a public-private partnership, but embedded in the private sector – the innovation bank would become a key institution for a 21st-century industrial policy.

The mission was organized through two organizations: the Liga Medicorum Homeopathica Internationalis, a key institution for homeopathy advocacy, and the German group Freundes Liberias, an organization dedicated to promoting co-operation between Germany and Liberia.

SENACYT, which is the key institution for promoting research activities, innovation, and human resources training for all knowledge areas in the country, was founded in 1992 as a joint organization of the Panamanian Presidency [ 17].

There are schemes classifying governments in terms of their key institutions (for example, parliamentarism, cabinet government, presidentialism).

These measures could deal with legacy banking debt, allow member states to finance themselves at non-punitive rates and set up key institutions for a sustainable eurozone future.

In all such systems, political parties are key institutions, for they are the agencies by which majority opinion in a modern mass electorate is mobilized and expressed.

The Institute for the Social Sciences Deportation Relief Projectt (2015-2018) broughtogetherer a group of interdisciplinary scholars to examine the impact of temporary deportation relief and work authorization on two key institutions for immigrants: schools and the workplace.

Carried out three institutional capacity needs assessments to inform the development of FSNAU capacity development plans for key institutions of the governments of Somaliland, Puntland and the Federal Republic of Somalia.

The invaders managed to temporarily seize the presidency; for a while key institutions of state – including, most shockingly to judges, courts themselves – were quite literally besieged by these outsiders.

The mining ministry maintains that the wealth will flow to all Kenyans, saying: "The enactment of the new mining act will also ensure the creation of key institutions needed for the realisation of Kenya's mining potential for the benefit of all: national government, counties and communities living within the mining areas".

c. lack of financial discipline exposed key institutions necessary for growth to reduced liquidity compounded by declining motivation to provide important services such as extension support and oversight.