Sentence examples for setting institutions from inspiring English sources

Recently, thanks to data compiled by The Chronicle of Higher Education, I saw these macro trends reduced to the micro level in a perhaps unlikely setting: institutions of higher learning.

See also Ghenakos (2013) and Vourvachaki (2013) for a recent assessment of product market reforms and wage setting institutions, respectively, in Greece.

Even with the mounting evidence supporting the benefits of improving glycemic control in the hospital setting, institutions continue to struggle with inpatient glycemic control.

In particular, we show that, unlike the other OECD countries, explanatory variables related to wage setting institutions, competition conditions, public finances, and external imbalances can account for the behavior of WPR and TSL in Greece and to a lesser extent in Spain and Portugal, in a manner that is consistent with insider outsider society theory.

It was shown that (a) unlike the other OECD countries, the behavior of these variables in Greece, and to a lesser extent in Spain and Portugal, can be accounted for by "insider outsider society" characteristics associated with, wage setting institutions, competition conditions, tax collection efficiency, and the twin deficits.

National Officer (NO) staff perform functions of a technical and professional nature; they are experts in the technical field of the post and have in-depth knowledge of the local setting, institutions and partners.

Collective agreements are therefore the most relevant wage setting institution in Italy but surprisingly very little is known about the level and the "bite" of negotiated wages, neither on average, nor across sectors, regions, firms' and workers' characteristics.

Demographic information such as gender, age, setting (institution-dwelling or family-dwelling), OSC type (single orphan, double orphan, or separated; maternal death, paternal death, or both) were collected at baseline.

Now there will be more transparency, we will set institutions of ombudsman.

Moreover, existing analyses focus on minimum wages set at a national level and disregard wage floors set by collective agreements which in several European countries are the most important wage setting institution.

Colombia launched in 2012, IETS, a priority setting institution modelled along the lines of the NHS's NICE [ 28] to support priority setting across its insurance plans.