Sentences with phrase «between supranational»
We can see in the newly - emerging relationships between supranational organisations, businesses, the academy and the state, an institutional shift away from those ideals.
http://www.climate-resistance.org/ Not exact matches
The iShares Intermediate Credit Bond ETF tracks a market - weighted index of USD - denominated investment grade corporate, sovereign, supranational, local authority and non-US agency debt with maturities between 1 - 10 years.
Great music formed a supranational community, like that of the Renaissance antiquity - lovers; music was the «true lifeblood of humanity,» and musicians were «the great travelers... the messengers between peoples.»
The conflicting roles of the External Affairs Commissioner and the High Representative, based in the European Council, emphasises the tensions between the EU's supranational and intergovernmental elements.
The PM spoke of five key reforms that he wanted to see inside the supranational body, which were: competitiveness, flexibility, reciprocal power flow between member states and the EU, democratic accountability, and fairness.
Given that the issue relates to the creation of hugely powerful supranational institutions, a total transformation of the entire global economy, and the most far - reaching regulations of industry and of lifestyle ever conceived, I think that exchanges of tens of thousands of dollars between interested parties is completely insignificant.
As I've argued previously on spiked, there is a bizarre relationship between NGOs, national governments and supranational political organisations.
The remainder of the income may well come from people who, for instance, might want something amounting to «save the whales», but not necessarily the compact between NGOs governments and supranational political bodies that has developed at the expense of democracy.
A fat, feckless and fecund public — the «extremely selfish population» — is no longer trusted to count as the body politic; «civil society» fills the political vacuum created between people and government by the elevation of political power to supranational institutions.
The case, moreover, sheds light on the role scientific expertise plays in domestic and supranational courts, and the interplay between legal discourse, scientific knowledge, rights and identity politics.