Sentence examples for tangle of institutions from inspiring English sources
I am not accusing Blair – nor, indeed, the equally supportive Association of Chief Police Officers – of being zealous privateers; the point is, they are inserted into a tangle of institutions so relentlessly pushed towards what people like me call neoliberalism that they almost unthinkingly do its work.
In 1873 the Judicature Act, amended in 1876, simplified the tangle of legal institutions and procedures.
When Lehman went bust, other banks struggled to measure their exposure because Lehman turned out to be not a single institution but a tangle of many entities.
He recently visited with Ms. Merkel and toured European capitals to drum up support for streamlining European institutions and simplifying the tangle of rules, which critics say are too bureaucratic and often undemocratic.
So now consider that tangle of modules.
There follows a tangle of misunderstandings.
The result is a baffling tangle of overlapping authorities (see diagram) that is described by the Global Ocean Commission, a new high-level lobby group, as a "co-ordinated catastrophe .Individually, some of the institutions work well enough.
But the tangle of wires is deceptive.
The ending is a tangle of violence.
But underneath lay a tangle of subtext.
