The developed countries have an "open access" or efficient
institutional structure. This provides opportunities for open competition and associated incentives for selection based on merit, hard work, efficiency and innovation.
Thus it was determined that
institutional structure and capacity on GEMS at universities had been established.
should weigh the benefits and costs of each
institutional structure.
We first submit a general definition of open
institutional structure. In contrast to conventional institutional and property rights theories that focus on transaction and contract, we argue that open
institutional structure is really about production.
It follows that a prediction of
institutional structure for the future must be predicated on the philosophy and practices for soil conservation that likely will prevail.
Political and
institutional structures, such as health systems and welfare programs, can differ widely.
The decline in unions is partly a consequence of the changing
institutional structure of work as well as the changing industrial composition of employment.
By affirming a collective Arab American identity, ACCESS provides the
institutional structure to advocate local and national "ethnic" concerns.
However, such a recommendation will not itself address what Lord Nolan himself referred to as the 'culture of silence and denial', which goes to the very core of the tradition of the Catholic
institutional structure in Britain.
The two major variables examined are
institutional structure (both formal and informal) and political culture.
It was during the Emergency that a serious erosion of
institutional structure took place and her son Sanjay became the center of extra-constitutional authority.
Once you start challenging one
institutional structure, where does it all lead?
