(c) An arbitral tribunal

(d) A special arbitral tribunal.

But universities also have an institutional mandate to teach.

And it has also endured the subsequent emergence and persistence of high unemployment.

Incomes stagnated, but the institutional order endured.

A similar institutional design could be adopted for prudential policies.

A country s tax system reflects its institutional capacity, economic circumstances, and distribution of political power.

The necessary institutional arrangement already exists the IMF s Special Drawing Rights (SDR) department.

All of this is being set aside, as the new agreements call for private, non transparent, and very expensive arbitration.

Such super equivalence or, more colloquially, gold plating creates inconsistencies across jurisdictions, thereby facilitating regulatory arbitrage.

Is there an institutional mechanism for implementing sub paragraphs 3 (a), (b) and (c) of the Resolution?

Judicial Planning Committee of Texas (1977), former member Judicial Arbitration and Mediation Services (JAMS), member

Most constitutions including the American one aspire to freeze history, or to set up a lasting institutional order that will resist the winds of change.

The institutional interest in the predictive information from genetic tests conflicts with the rights and interests of individuals.

Nervous investors are only too aware of the risk of contagion, explains Terry Pratt, an institutional broker at IG Markets quoted by Reuter.

Today, that adviser would supplement these recommendations with others that are much more institutional in nature and fundamentally about governance.

Investors now recognize that they did not really understand what these bonds represented that is, the institutional construct behind the European currency.

An insider knows best how to reconcile contrasting interests and how to get the institutional machinery moving again, as Juncker showed with his deft handling of the distribution of tasks among the individual Commissioners.

But while Western Europe's post war institutional order has worked almost miraculously well in historical terms, voters have narrower views and focus on more private concerns.

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China, by contrast, has established strong institutional capacity, a multi tiered federal structure, a tradition of civilian leadership turnover every ten years, and a well oiled, sophisticated security apparatus that has kept pace with technological advances.

These three writers implicitly recognize that liberalism's weakness is revealed at those moments when even thin loyalty is impossible, when there is no chance for institutional compromise, and when a modus vivendi cannot be sustained.

Inventing a Better Future also provided detailed guidance to governments and international organizations on how to build institutional capacities for science and technology in both developing and industrialized countries.

For a democratic minded president to co habit (as the French call it) with the very man who sought to sabotage Ukraine s last presidential ballot would, I knew, provoke institutional paralysis and political chaos.