institutional change

However, the College did not make any major institutional changes for over a century.

They are making institutional changes to address the family needs of employees.

Now is the time to prepare the ground for the institutional changes ahead.

But imposing such institutional changes from outside can go only so far.

Not like either party is going to introduce institutional change to make the political process better for the American people.

We should not provide money until they have made major institutional changes."

Institutional change is often required to generate markets for the new technology.

Institutional change can certainly help to create political will.

Institutional change is at the heart of the process.

The early weeks of the new era saw far-reaching institutional change throughout the country.

Despite what has been being said over the past seven years, institutional changes are neither a complete nor a satisfactory response to these problems.

It must also make the Union ready for enlargement and that means institutional changes.

However, we must be careful to see that the costs of institutional changes are not borne by the small countries alone.

Some of its members joined the armed guerrillas as a way to force institutional changes.

Without institutional change, the enlarged Union would simply be unable to function.

It is significantly more difficult to force institutional change.

This institutional change however, caused a disintegration of water planning and management.

These institutional changes helped the expansion of free trade.

What, then, did Laski propose in the way of major institutional changes?

There is no denying that this would require major institutional changes."

We must put the two processes together and make sure that enlargement takes place with the necessary institutional changes.

"On the one hand there is the question of stabilization, while at the same time we must undertake institutional changes leading to a market economy."

We will not be in a position to tackle enlargement unless the necessary institutional changes are made.

No amount of institutional change will ever work unless the most powerful make it work.

They will also consider the most sweeping institutional changes in the United Nations' 60-year history.