Sentence examples for within the institutional framework from inspiring English sources
In one understanding, interdisciplinarity does not happen 'automatically' in the organizational context of the sciences but requires an involvement of structures and processes that encourage a further development of interdisciplinarity (within the institutional framework of universities or of other higher education institutions).
Charismatic Christians found it increasingly difficult to practice their faith within the institutional framework of conventional Protestantism; consequently, many Pentecostals withdrew from their churches to form new ones.
Based on these observations, I propose that a technology fund could be established within the institutional framework of the World Bank.
These include lack of agreement of goals, inadequate communication, lack of trust, limited flexibility in "doing things differently," and barriers within the institutional framework.
He said that opponents of his Government were free to dissent "within the institutional framework," but that owners of the closed opposition newspaper La Prensa and some other opposition leaders should get at least 30-year jail sentences, the maximum allowed under Nicaraguan law.
How is it possible that the regions are applying Community legislation and that this is not formally recognised in terms of rights within the institutional framework of the Union?
The question of alternatives, e.g. regulated markets or markets complemented by other institutions, often depends on the institutional framework within which markets take places.
Firms and other organizations are conceived to be permanently and randomly subject to decline and decay, that is, to a gradual loss of rationality, efficiency, and surplus-producing energy, no matter how well the institutional framework within which they function is designed.
A myriad of global organizations such as the WTO, the IMF, and the World Bank provide the institutional framework within which goods and capital flow ever more freely.
Institutions are fully validated at the time of the data collection, but as time proceeds, the institutional framework within countries is likely to change, and these changes are not reflected in the database until the next update round.
The institutional framework within which forest utilisation has occurred has interacted with both poverty and public policy, to yield rates of forest consumption which, in all likelihood, have exceeded that which private owners of virgin forest land would allow.
