Sentences with phrase «complex institutions»

Powerful new, complex institutions require up - front research and development.

They don't know how to navigate complex institutions or how to listen to what is being said.

[There is much to be said both] for the insistence on a radical and egalitarian individualism, and for the defense of complex institutions and social bonds....

As small businesses continue to become increasingly complex institutions, migrating to the cloud will provide an economical, efficient, and secure way of avoiding obstacles and give rise to a much smoother and more seamless way of doing business.

Nothing is simple when strengthening and invigorating such a vast and complex institution as our educational system, but common ideas for improvement emerged.

But Waiting for Superman, in it's quest for movie simplicity, caricatures complex institutions and policies.

We are witnessing history now, as leverage collapses in big complex institutions, and in small places too (home mortgages), and we realize that even the government is too small to deal with the problems that they let grow for over a decade, and we didn't care while the good times rolled on.

And, it served to demonstrate why the Goethe - Institut is such a critical - albeit complex institution.

As Professor Prins put it in a statement, «Worthwhile policy builds upon what we know works and upon what is feasible rather than trying to deploy never - before implemented policies through complex institutions requiring a hitherto unprecedented and never achieved degree of global political alignment.»

Our region has seen some successful innovation in water management in many urban water systems and even the West's most complex institutions for governing water such as those in place for the Colorado River.

Kennedy arrived at Sun Life Financial with a distinguished record of managing legal risk at complex institutions, having previously served as general counsel at Ontario Teachers» Pension Plan, one of Canada's largest pension funds, associate general counsel at The Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce (CIBC), and head of the prosecution team at the Ontario Securities Commission.

-- Both globally and nationally, renewables excluding big hydro have scaled at least as fast as nuclear power ever did, and without its two - decade «windup» period of building the very demanding capabilities and complex institutions required.

A football club, like any other organisation, is a complex institution with a system which can be equated to a bureaucracy.

Now, for sure it's easy to identify the flaws of this complex institution driven to make its mark.

But schools themselves are complex institutions, and trust runs beyond the student - adult relationship.

The Fed is a complex institution and can't be boiled down to a simple futures market.

All we needed to do was follow existing law, and if no DIP lender showed up, the US Government could have played DIP lender, in order to liquidate the portions of complex institutions that were systematically important.

«He is a scholar of art history, he is a seasoned leader of complex institutions, and he is committed to the museum's mission,» Daniel Brodsky, the chairman of the Met's board of trustees, said of Weiss in a statement.

Humanity is indeed reliant on technology and complex systems, and complex institutions.

Marriage is a complex institution.