Sentences with phrase «national institutions»

But implementation and enforcement of these measures remains weak, mainly due to lack of financing and weak national institutions, the agency added.

Investment must increase to enable national institutions to implement forest and landscape monitoring over the long term.

Like the NHS — one of the finest health care systems anywhere in the world, and a vital national institution.

A retired Appeal Court Judge, Justice Henrrietta Abban on Tuesday shed tears uncontrollably after a grimy picture was painted about how corruption has pierced the leadership of national institutions.

The local elections that took place across England were somewhat overshadowed by the London Mayoral contest, along with the fifth cycle of elections to devolved national institutions in Northern Ireland, Scotland, and Wales.

Major promised to harness British expertise in biodiversity — characterised by a wealth of academic experience stretching back centuries and the world status of such national institutions as the Royal Botanic Gardens at Kew and the Natural History Museum.

While she has pieces in major national institutions, this Berlin - based gallery hopes to introduce her oeuvre to a more international audience.

Over decades Parliament, government and other great national institutions have allowed media preoccupations to set the context of discussion.

Sharma has exhibited widely over the years at national institutions such as Grey Projects, Institute of Contemporary Arts Singapore and the Singapore Art Museum, as well as regionally and globally.

In addition to the exhibitions at IMMA, the Collection will also be shown in a number of arts centres and other locations around Ireland, as part of IMMA's National Programm e, an area in which the Museum has led the way as a truly national institution over the past 13 years.

About IMMA IMMA (Irish Museum of Modern Art) is Ireland's leading national institution of Contemporary and Modern art.

But because President Muhammadu Buhari came with the CHANGE agenda and the need to diversify the productive base on the economy and revive various other national institutions including but not limited to NIPOST; that was what informed the decision first and foremost important to put things in proper perspective.

He has also shown in numerous group exhibitions at prestigious inter - national institutions including MoMA PS1 and the New Museum in New York; the Digital Arts Festival, Tokyo; and at Somerset House, London.

In addition to the exhibitions at IMMA, the Collection will also be shown in a number of arts centres and other locations around Ireland, as part of IMMA's National Programme, an area in which the Museum has led the way as a truly national institution over the past 13 years.

Rome did not destroy national institutions and traditions but rather employed them to its own imperial purposes and designs.

We have to relinquish our present strategy — trying to build national institutions when there is in fact no nation.

Research in Africa is fragmented and the actual status of research remains unclear, while national institutions are struggling to build critical capacities, develop organisational mechanisms, and formulate priorities.

a strengthen relevant national institutions, including through international cooperation, for building capacities at all levels, in particular in developing countries, for preventing violence and combating terrorism and crime

With approximately 5.5 million people working in the public sector, there will be a range of opportunities from suit your skills, from working in government as a civil servant to driving change in national institutions like the NHS.

Here in Canberra you will find Parliament House and many of the countries national institutions, art galleries and museums.

To acquire green certifications from national institutions such as ENERGY STAR and Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED), your home must meet a specific set of criteria regarding overall energy consumption.

«Here we are on my first day at work in one of the major national institutions which incorporates both.»

making investments support cbc / radio - canada, vital national institution brings canadians, promotes defends official languages, supports shared culture.

The Foreign and Home Mission Societies, the Boards of Education and Publication, the Women's Home and Foreign Mission agencies, and the Baptist Historical Society were the primary national institutions.

Jack's youngest son David said: «To have our father recognised through a commemorative coin by an iconic national institution, the Royal Australian Mint, is really special and very important in carrying the Brabham legacy as my father's achievements are likely to never be repeated with today's technology replacing hands - on experience.

The first time there was a manufactured military crises (and it turned out to be Georgia), the military took the chance and asserted itself as the dominent national institution.

A developmental state entails the step by step building of new national institutions, like the successful Technology Strategy Board and the spread of new «catapult» centres helping to turn research breakthroughs into commercially marketable products.

Their exclusionary tactics coupled with Gaddafi's policies of undermining national institutions, meant that the NTC lacked enforcement authority and a monopoly of force to subordinate the myriad of militias that sprang up during the civil war.

The current situation in Libya can be best characterized as a struggle pitting the «centre» that controls national institutions, the flow of oil, and billions in unfrozen assets against a marginalized «periphery» that can challenge the centre's legitimacy via its use of force and appeal to local loyalties.

«What the challenges we face - to ensure individual potential flourishes in a new world - have in common is that they can not be successfully met either by government just pulling old levers or in a knee jerk reaction abandoning our great modern national institutions,» he said.

Neal Lawson, chair of the centre - left thinktank Compass, said: «A hypothecated tax for the NHS could do three things: provide essential extra funding, get round the loss of trust in politicians and provide confidence that the one national institution people still believe in has a future.»

Jowell, who quit frontbench politics after the Olympics last year, claimed the BBC felt remote from the lives of ordinary people despite its status as a cherished national institution.

He added that if voted in power, the era of treating issue of corruption with kid gloves will be over, noting that all moribund national institutions will be revisited, revamped and brought back to life.

We risk turning this significant national institution into the «Bermuda Triangle» of the British constitution.

Revered national institutions like the NAACP need to make sure they don't put their coalitions with teachers unions and others above the interests of parents and children.

Thrifts historically have focused on consumer loans, but the lines between them and commercial banks have blurred, and they aren't typically national institutions.

PEGI is a pan-European method of classification which currently runs alongside individual national institutions.

She is Associate Professor of Art at Illinois State University, and a visiting artist lecturer at several national institutions.

The New Orleans Museum of Art is the latest national institution to acquire works from Atlanta's Souls Grown Deep Foundation.

Works from the couple's collection of American impressionist paintings have been exhibited at many national institutions, including the Smithsonian Museum of American Art and the McNay Art Museum.

But neither does it seem to concern key national institutions and players, as collaborations seem only in the works with international private foundations and museums.

In any event, increasing public law thinking in international investment law is also a call for more comparative law capacity - building and research, both by academics but also national institution and international organizations.

On the other hand, the Court is (especially today) a major national institution whose preferably unified decisions are expected to deliver finality, certainty, and clarity, especially on the larger issues; this calls for leadership (and therefore followership) and compromise.

I have previously advocated that Canada's law societies are badly in need of a civil service - type national institution to advise them; see: «A2J: Preventing the Abolition of Law Societies by Curing the Defects in their Management Structure: A Solution to the Unaffordable Legal Services Problem.»

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