Sentence examples for responsive institution from inspiring English sources
Representatives of almost 140 teams in Europe gathered in FIFA's home territory of Geneva for a two-day retreat of the European Club Association that centered on themes of democracy, transparency and good governance, which have become code words for transforming the powerful, nonprofit sports body into a more responsive institution.
It happened because Americans are losing the talent for solving social conflicts by building responsive institutions, and are instead embracing video-game fantasies of solving social conflicts through violence.
It will then be up to governments and responsive institutions to apply that transparent data in meaningful ways to reduce congestion, combustion, power plant emissions or smoke from cooking. .
It is one with more transparency, better enforced rule of law, and responsive institutions.
"I think we are as responsive an institution as you are going the find in the business".
When the Constitution's framers created Congress, they imagined that the House of Representatives would be the country's most popularly responsive national institution.
Whether it is any more plausible to hold out hope for the creation of more responsive republican institutions than to demand flexibility in the personal qualities of princes is not directly examined by the Discourses.
This negotiation created the responsive political institutions that, in turn, have allowed the nation to fare relatively well in recent years and in the current crisis.
Furthermore, "a multinational security paradigm must rest on strong, responsive multinational institutions" -- not only a strengthened IAEA, but a UN Security Council placing "far greater emphasis on peacekeeping and peacemaking".
Positive trends are evident in a number of areas, such as the progress towards gender equality in education, more affordable health care and more responsive state institutions.
