Sentence examples for specific institutional framework from inspiring English sources

Markets function differently dependent on the specific institutional framework in each country.

The Maastricht Treaty introduced it for agreements establishing a specific institutional framework or entailing modifications to an act adopted under the codecision procedure.

In addition, Parliament's consent is required for association agreements (Article 217 TFEU), accession of the Union to the ECHR (Article 6(2) TEU), and agreements establishing a specific institutional framework entailing major budgetary implications or concerning areas where the ordinary legislative procedure applies (Article 218 6) TFEU).

The financial innovation system provides specific institutional frameworks and interlinkages with financial markets, government agencies, financial institutions, regulatory authorities, and research organizations to support innovation activities and strengthen technological capabilities at sectoral and national levels (Pavitt 1984; Patel and Pavitt 1994; Archibugi et al. 1999; Malerba 2002).

This can be due to country specific characteristics, institutional framework and governance related issues.

The information provided by the database allows users to have the complete text of the document as well as a detailed abstract of the contents, focused primarily on the purpose and specific objectives, institutional frameworks and main forms of support, in order to support transitions from conventional agriculture to agroecological approaches.

The centres were required to return a written and signed consent form stating that the participation and data sharing was in compliance with their own specific institutional and/or national legal frameworks and data protection requirements.

Some of the national questionnaires were further adapted to account for specific country characteristics and differences in institutional framework.

Our paper has contributed to that progress by proposing a conceptual framework that includes three specific institutional contextual factors that arguably influence the nature of CSR in Vietnam.

This paper provides a critical review of the peculiarities of the Vietnamese context, and proposes a conceptual framework consisting of three specific institutional level factors that potentially influence the nature of CSR in Vietnam.

We create a science policy framework (Fig. 1) that builds upon core elements of other ES frameworks (i.e., MA1, IPBES29, Ecosystem Services Cascade38, and Natural Capital Project39) but details both the specific institutional and ecological components (e.g., types of information, indicators, and methodological steps) for public policy.