institutional independence
[/ˌɪnstɪˈtuːʃənəl ˌɪndɪˈpendəns/]
noun phrasefemininepl: institutional independences / independências institucionais
independência institucional
1. The autonomy and freedom of an institution to operate, make decisions, and function without undue interference from external political, financial, or governmental pressures
The central bank's institutional independence is crucial for maintaining stable monetary policy.
A independência institucional do banco central é crucial para manter uma política monetária estável.
2. The capacity of an organization to maintain its own governance structure and decision-making processes free from external control
The judiciary must preserve its institutional independence to ensure fair trials.
O judiciário deve preservar sua independência institucional para garantir julgamentos justos.
3. The legal and practical separation of an institution from political influence while maintaining accountability
Educational institutions benefit from institutional independence in curriculum development.
As instituições educacionais se beneficiam da independência institucional no desenvolvimento curricular.
In Brazil, institutional independence is a critical concept in political discourse, particularly regarding the Central Bank (Banco Central), the judiciary, and law enforcement agencies. The term gained prominence during discussions of the 1988 Constitution (Constituição Federal) and remains central to debates about democratic governance and the rule of law. The concept reflects concerns about preventing political manipulation of key institutions and is frequently invoked in discussions about judicial reform, monetary policy autonomy, and good governance.
Related Idioms & Phrases
preserve institutional independence
safeguard institutional independence
maintain institutional independence
threaten institutional independence
manter a independência institucional
ameaçar a independência institucional
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