Sentence examples for of the existing institutions from inspiring English sources

Across Europe, evidence is emerging of voters moving from questions of credibility and confidence to legitimacy of the existing institutions.

Of the existing institutions that deal with the issue, the Arctic council is prevented (by the US) from addressing security concerns, and UNCLOS is not comprehensive enough.

The magnification effect is caused, of course, by the circular logic of disintermediation: the prospective end to intermediation, driven by the losses of the existing institutions, reduces asset prices and therefore magnifies those losses.

It then examines some of the existing institutions in place to establish and carry out rules and norms governing global energy problems and describes the range of institutional design options available to policymakers.

[A]llegiance imports an obligation on the citizen or subject, the correlative right to which resides in the sovereign power: allegiance in this country is not due to Congress, but to the people, with whom the sovereign power is found; it is, therefore, by the people only that any alteration can be made of the existing institutions with respect to allegiance.

The big "if" is self-discipline and the capacity of the existing institutions to provide oversight and a check-and-balance function.

The findings here also suggest that it is necessary to improve on the existing institutions of land acquisition and implement a more people-oriented urbanization policy.

"In Silicon Valley, there is a great belief in the strength and power of individual entrepreneurs who are not yet a part of -- and may in fact have exclusively broken off of -- the existing institutions of power," Rappaport said.

In early 1968, King told journalist David Halberstam, "For years I labored with the idea of reforming the existing institutions of society, a little change here, a little change there.

"The guiding principles for closing the center should beprotecting our national security, respecting the Geneva Conventions and the rule of law, and respecting the existing institutions of justice in this country.

But the sense of rebelling against the existing institutions is present at Frieze, too.