Sentence examples for viable institutions from inspiring English sources

Treasury said the relief program was intended for viable institutions.

Our research suggests, however, that there is a way to resolve the tension so that businesses can satisfy their shareholders while building viable institutions.

The Fund said it was difficult to make banks safer while at the same time encouraging them to lend more, unless governments were prepared to pump more money into weak but viable institutions or to subsidise lending.

His abiding concern has been how to create viable institutions in poor countries overrun with violence, focussing on states that can't enforce laws, create fair markets, collect taxes, provide services, or keep citizens safe.

But there are deeper concerns, which afflict both the Lebanese army and the Internal Security Force, the only two viable institutions in Lebanon: that the great refugee camps spreading down the Bekaa valley might turn into miniature Ein el-Helwehs.

The negotiators in Dublin appear to be focusing on the banks — the winding down of nonviable lenders and, potentially, the revamping and recapitalization of viable institutions — rather than Ireland's fiscal situation.

Is marriage still a viable institution?

"We have to come out and show that we're a viable institution," Ms. Bivens added.

During the Merovingian epoch, slavery, inherited from antiquity, was still a viable institution.

Maximizing OR efficiency is essential to maintaining an economically viable institution.

Also, by defying overwhelming world opposition, the United States will undermine the United Nations as a viable institution for world peace.