Sentences with phrase «political institutions»

This detailed knowledge is essential in allowing the design of political institutions which allow for inclusive and sustainable development.

If there are perennial losers, they will turn to their familiar political institutions for relief.

He has written widely on separation - of - powers issues and American political institutions, especially the presidency.

What happens to the rule of law when law is divorced from, indeed pitted against, the first political institution?

They are the ones to provide checks and balances on political institutions.

In an era in which it feels like political institutions are constantly failing us, these responses might not offer much hope, but there's reason to keep pressure up.

Public education can produce rational, self - controlled citizens, who can govern themselves through liberal political institutions and free markets.

Unlike the newer political institutions, the Parliamentary collection is not radical.

Real - world costs are always filtered through a set of civic, financial, and political institutions with histories and biases.

But as with almost all RPGs the protagonist is rarely truly powerless, with a wide array of weapons and magic at their disposal, and the possible support of powerful political institutions.

In these countries, formal political institutions don't really structure how politics happens, so a theory based on those institutions doesn't make sense.

Forget attacks about cynical blogs, the positive contribution of internet debate outside formal political institutions needs to be celebrated more.

«We found that the most vulnerable countries are those that have weak political institutions, are relatively poor and rely more on agriculture,» he said.

In the American constitutional order the people do that through debate, elections, and representative political institutions.

First, a minority government would trigger a shift in the relationship between political institutions.

We have tolerated incompetence in the social and political institutions serving this population, because its source has been black.

It was used to connect the human and natural worlds, and to provide a basis for many political institutions that, without a climate crisis, would simply lack legitimacy.

Democratic political institutions provide a possibility for them to play such a role even if we complain how poorly they work in practice.

Naturally, political institutions tend to take an expansive view of the scope of their own powers.

When we compare the importance of protecting political institutions to our need to care for those who are abused, the latter should win every single time.

On either front what is at stake are the existing and emerging political institutions that use religion to promote quite contradictory programs and aspirations.

The domestic political war over a Russian assassination attempt shows how badly burned trust in British political institutions has become.

«It is and always has been a deeply political institution,» he said.

After all, the idea is not new, yet achieved more purchase as a basis for new global, environmental political institutions was being sought.

The observation of people and human systems (like political institutions), however, are not generally considered science, like history (for example).

Power plants and transmission lines come in big, extremely expensive chunks, usually at the discretion of distant financial and political institutions with little incentive to prioritize the poor.

Professor Hatton concluded that: «politicians need to focus on rebuilding trust in political institutions rather than directing their fire at immigrants.»

What makes them interesting is the censorious, elitist, authoritarian, and democratic character of environmentalism, of supranational political institutions, and a few, but powerful climate scientists political advocacy and manoeuvring.

They are a construction of governments, and processes like the UNFCCC, because political institutions such as these are so remote from ordinary life.

Because their own domestic political institutions seem more evidently responsive to their interests, they are willing to use them to assert their national particularities against an abstract universalism threatening the imposition of an artificial homogeneity.

Impeachment is not so political an institution that it is simply about public confidence or lack of it — it requires an actual infraction, and conviction should only occur with a convincing demonstration of guilt.

mobilize these themes in concert with Garner's practice as a licensed tattoo artist to address the persistent erasure of Black resilience and Black excellence within textbooks, curriculums, and mass media as well as the state sanctioned exploitation of Black bodies at the hands of medical and political institutions within the United States.

Building a democratic global political institution now would be like building a house from the apex of the roof down to the foundations: it is upside down politics.

Harvard Law School: A collection of links that cover a variety of topics, including everything from international relations and human rights data, from political institution databases.

The dialogue that ensued engaged the authors with a series of questions surrounding the book's central thesis: despite the real progress in racial equality achieved by the 1960s civil rights legislation, the United States political institution has been caught in between two modes of conceptualizing, and enacting policy, about race — both of which have failed to close the tremendous gap in racial disparities in social and economic welfare that are a legacy of American history.

We've had a rich culture of satire in this country and being able to criticise our political parties, our government and political institutions without any repercussions.

10 The central element in this system is the public sphere, which contains the press, the political parties, and the other political institutions which, together, operate in a democratic fashion to set the terms of cooperation between the private sector, including business, and the state.

Sen. Thomas Libous, the state Senate's second - ranking Republican and an upstate Southern Tier political institution for more than two decades, was convicted Wednesday of lying to the FBI, a felony that will force his removal from office.

We build political institutions so that we can come together to collectively deliberate upon questions of the common good.

The same «damned if you don't but possibly way more damned if you do» situation is manifesting itself in a wildly different way when it comes to Russia's hacking and cyber espionage on US political institutions, voter rolls and even the cyber probing of American voting machines.

Tocqueville might be interpreted to talk up the ways American combat individualism — from local political institutions to free associations to religion to even the family — as existing in fact but not in principle in America.

Traditional political institutions seem comparatively impotent in the face of an entertainment industry which grips the imagination in a way that the gray suited denizens of Washington or Westminster do not.

Though its main protagonist is a man (Chadwick Boseman), the movie introduces us to something that had yet to be reflected in film: a political system wherein men and women have joint control over political institutions.

If this is so, then the «purely»» political must of necessity bear a theological interpretation, whether we are talking about political institutions or the political activity of the individual.

His recent research examines how domestic political institutions constrain the president's ability to exercise military force abroad.