Sentence examples for sound institutions from inspiring English sources

The development literature emphasises the importance of sound institutions and clean, effective government.

Our results suggest that flexible exchange rates and strong macroeconomic policy stance with sound institutions are necessary but not sufficient for redemption from original sin.

One of the things that's so attractive to you about America is it's sound institutions, including its sturdy rule of law.

JPMorgan Chase borrowed seven times from a program designed to make it easier for sound institutions to borrow as the financial strains in the market first became apparent.

Drawing on a vast range of historical and contemporary examples, Acemoglu and Robinson say sound institutions are needed to spur virtuous cycles of innovation, expansion and peace.

In the wake of that bailout, investors had so little appetite for risk that even the stocks of sound institutions were beaten to a pulp.

In fact, Greek banks were some of the soundest institutions in Europe before Greece went into the crisis and Greeks didn't borrow much.

A decision to postpone a deposit-insurance program that would limit government protection to about $95,000 a depositor, rather than the unlimited protection in place since 1996, was aimed at protecting the regional banks and local lenders that might easily see their customers flee for bigger, sounder institutions if the plan were to start in March 2001 as originally intended.

These unreadable novels are clogging up our literary system, and undermining the strength of our otherwise sound literary institutions.

Go to work, watch the news: the sound of institutions competing to be "family friendly" can be deafening.

The discount rate applies to loans the Fed makes for very short terms, to sound depository institutions, as a backup source of financing.