Examples of using Institutional control in English and their translations into German
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Types of Institutions and Institutional Control.
A regime in which EU institutional control over Member State budgets and access to emergency funding will be more tightly and transparently centralised.
These interruptions are subject to strong institutional control.
Institutional control over the channels of speculative trade provides the US and EU financial giants with the tools to manipulate currency and stock markets and impair the role of central banks.
It is generally recognised that the lack of institutional capacity and institutional control of the use of public funds are a fundamental obstacle to sustainable development.
However, there is also a broad consensus that storage of spent fuel and radioactive waste, including long-term storage,is only an interim solution requiring active and permanent institutional controls.
Concepts and plans for the post-closure period of a disposal facility, including time over which institutional controls are retained and the means to be employed to preserve knowledge of the facility in the longer term;
Such a strategy of deep disposal greatly reduces the risk of accidental human intrusion and is essentially passive and permanent,with no requirement for further human intervention or institutional control.
The"Fast-Track" Law paves the way for investors to break the rules of spatial and urban planning andto skip all the institutional controls in order to maximise their profits, without bothering about the social repercussions of their investment projects.
JÃ1⁄4rgen Habermas speaks of a"false revocation of the separation of art and life," in which he meets Marcuse's"repressive de-sublimation," which means the loosening ofsocial coercion for the purpose of better economic and institutional control.
Such a situation cannot be taken lightly, for, as I suggest in my own contribution, it leads to arbitrariness,power, and institutional control inconsistent with the democratic values of our nation and the scholarly communities in which we participate.
The objective is to design and construct facilities which ensure long term safety through passively safe protection systems provided by engineered and stable geological barriers, with no reliance placed on monitoring,human intervention or institutional controls after the facility is closed.
For the difficult democratic-theoretical problems of the continuous mediatization are evident,the possibility of institutional control(mostly by state or even party-state) or the arbitrariness of the professionals of the media, whose freedom cannot be limited in a declared way, on which however the politics and the other groups of interest permanently exercise a huge pressure.
Some say Djukanovic has de facto been in power for a full 26 years, since he and Communist League members Momir Bulatović and Svetozar Marović ascended to power andtook full institutional control in Montenegro in January 1989.
Geological repository” means a disposal facility constructed in a geologically stable rock stratum and at a depth such that, during the period over which the waste remains a radiological hazard, the erosion of the site through such natural processes as weathering and glaciations can be ignored andthe probability of human intrusion into the repository is minimised even if institutional control over the site is lost;
However, I think it is a serious contradiction for the European institutional bodies to declare that they want transparency, they want effective use of resources, they want and call for the cooperation of the Member States and want Parliament andthe Council to exercise institutional control of the activities, while at the same time there are some Member States which are holding up the approval of a programme that safeguards precisely the aims we all agree on.
In relation to India and colonial scientists, Venni Venkata Krishna identified at least three different archetypes for the period 1876 to 1920.21 The first was the"gate keeper",who was predominantly of European descent and exercised institutional control over the colonial practice of science.
Recognizing also that the Kimberley Process Certification Scheme, which came into effect on 1 January 2003, will be credible only if all participants have established internal systems of control designed to eliminate the presence of conflict diamonds in the chain of producing, exporting and importing rough diamonds within their own territories, while taking into account thatdifferences in production methods and trading practices, as well as differences in institutional controls thereof, may require different approaches to meet minimum standards.
I particularly wish to mention the compilation of lists of terrorists.These lists are not subject to any democratic or institutional legislative control, or to any procedure of judicial audit or review of appeals.
Far too many people end up in the emergency room and the hospital because they lacked the advice andhelp to keep their conditions under control without institutional care, or even to prevent their disorders entirely.