Sentence examples for model of institutions from inspiring English sources

PAGE E1 A BOOK CLUB FOR LIBERALS A group of individual investors are launching the Progressive Book Club, which is aimed at liberal readers and is trying to update the model of institutions like the Book-of-the-Month Club.

The negative work of criticizing existing institutions is supplemented with the positive work of constructing in theory the model of institutions as they ought to be.

That means looking at the business models of institutions and Rangers is a good case.

Similarly, depending on the context under analysis, we could consider an array of steering institutions, multidimensional signals, complex forms of output and sophisticated methods of feedback in the construction of a model of smart institutions.

The second area would be liquidity, where the focus would be on whether the business model of financial institutions was solid enough in bad times as well as good.

The European digital agenda underlines the need for a change in the pedagogical model of educational institutions to meet the demands of the new knowledge society, pointing towards a greater flexibility and tailoring of learning which implies giving a greater role to new digital technologies in teaching-learning processes in formal contexts.

The eruption of new technologies increasing the opportunities and contexts of learning have brought to the forefront of educational debate the social function and pedagogical model of educational institutions together with the role and competences of teachers themselves in these new scenarios.

We anticipated that differences in mortality or door to balloon time between off-hours and regular hours would be heterogeneous by healthcare system, care delivery model of specific institutions, staffing or resource availability, or population demographics included in the study.

This is the process through which participants change a shared mental model of their institution, environments, and actors.

In the multivariate model, the type of institutions (clinic/hospital) remained as a significant variable only for the patients' worries about their own health.

A Daoist "religion", borrowing models of religious institutions from Buddhism (monasteries, monks and nuns) influenced discourse about Daoism throughout the period of Buddhist domination of the Chinese intellectual world (achieved gradually during the Six Dynasties period 220 589 and extending through the Tang 618 907).