Sentence examples for participatory institutions from inspiring English sources

How do we create more participatory institutions?

Will we see a shift to more participatory institutions at the national level over the next four years in the US or the UK? It's unclear, at best.

Crocker (2008: chapters 9 10) explores the theory and practice of deliberative democracy to bring more specificity to democratic procedures and participatory institutions in the development of an agency-sensitive capability approach.

It aims to observe whether their specific characteristics in terms of autonomy in activating, incidence on decisions made, and scope regarding the issues submitted or admitted for public participation are conditioned by variables of the political context both in the introduction of participatory institutions and in their practices.

Unless we think that government has all the answers (and not many Americans think it does), we need to create more participatory institutions.

Modeled after the 1988 constitutionally-mandated municipal health councils, these Comitês are public participatory institutions.

Simultaneously, the popular movements are moving forward with their plans to make the Constituent Assembly a democratic, participatory institution.

The author suggests a general framework for design of local groundwater management institutions based on participatory institutional format and determines the 'externalities' in local groundwater management.

The more participatory political institutions are, the better the economic institutions that are put in place - and the more these economic institutions contribute to a country's prosperity.

8. Development of parallel grassroots participatory economic institutions that are both transnational and community-oriented, to facilitate emergence of alternative equitable media of exchange and loans between North and South.

Joanne O. Hamilton Brookhaven, N.Y., April 20 , 2009• To the Editor: Local institutions mean participatory democracy.