Sentence examples for management of institutions from inspiring English sources

At this point it is a craft, to be executed with wisdom, not algorithms, in the design and management of institutions.

It broke new ground for the Court, affirming a broad view of the power of Federal judges to take active roles in the management of institutions and activities traditionally within the domain of states and localities.

Hence, first the socio-economic-cultural and institutional forces (drivers) that include: the increase of tourism and migration, economic growth, continental lifestyles, lack of education and weak management of institutions.

Since Hobbes, philosophers have been concerned about the design and management of institutions that will protect us from "the knave" within us all, those parts of our selves tempted to opportunism, free riding and generally avoiding the costs of civil life while securing its benefits.

This suggests greater self confidence and perceived ability, which augurs well for the effective and efficient management of institutions in this sector.

[ 31] The United Nations Standard Minimum Rules for the Treatment of Prisoners [ 32] (hereafter U.N. Minimum Rules) make it clear that its provisions cover the general management of institutions and are applicable to all categories of prisoners, criminal or civil, untried or convicted, including prisoners subject to "security measures".

The paper concludes that the key lessons for other countries from China's experience with health system reform are less about the detailed design of specific interventions than about its approach to the management of institution-building in a context of complexity and rapid change.

Every halfpenny of public money should be accounted for, over-management of institutions with guaranteed incomes must be addressed and innovation should be encouraged.

Improving access to health care institutions will require a recognition by the management of these institutions of the importance of serving this population of women and eliminating barriers preventing them from accessing service.

It addresses a yearning for greater strength and vitality among church institutions and for greater faithfulness and effectiveness in the leadership and management of those institutions.

This means entrenching internationally accepted standards in the management of public institutions.