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| later incorporated into the Ryan Report on | institutional abuse of children in Ireland. |
| agement and consulting services to foreign | institutional accounts targeting investments in public a |
| Institutional Accreditation | |
| ciation of Schools and Colleges (WASC), an | institutional accrediting body recognized by the Council |
| provisions of the highly repressive Fifth | Institutional Act (AI-5). |
| aced twelve states of emergency, seventeen | Institutional Acts, the National Congress dissolved six |
| The | institutional administrative and legislative measured wh |
| e is also currently the Vice President for | Institutional Advancement for Columbus College of Art an |
| the development team in the Austin College | Institutional Advancement Division in the fall of 2011, |
| of Trustees for 11 years and chairing the | Institutional Advancement Committee. |
| e as Vice President of Student Affairs and | Institutional Advancement in 1996. |
| Community College which belongs to the JCC | Institutional Advancement Division. |
| he took the position of Vice President for | institutional advancement for the University of Richmond |
| gust 3, 1993, Rory Lee, Vice President for | Institutional Advancement was named Acting President, an |
| sident for development, vice president for | institutional advancement and as executive vice presiden |
| President of Intercollegiate Athletics and | Institutional Advancement at Newberry College. |
| She also oversaw the | institutional advancement areas including the Foundation |
| Calkain | Institutional Advisors - Guides clients through complex |
| and the industry by engaging with existing | institutional advocates (BAFTA, ELSPA, DfES, DCMS, BBFC, |
| the Commission in 1994 as a member of the | institutional affairs unit of the Secretariat General de |
| e (2009-), in which he is President of the | Institutional Affairs Commettee and leader of his group |
| it's at the University of Florida, but the | institutional affiliation doesn't appear to be part of t |
| drops his Indian heritage and changes his | institutional affiliation to the University of Chicago b |
| His final | institutional affiliation is as Honorary Professor of Ps |
| Institutional affiliation: Kernforschungszentrum, Karlsr | |
| 6 | Institutional Agencies:- Winner and runner-up awards bot |
| cago, where he resumed ministry at Greater | Institutional AME Church. |
| olton Associates and Irvine, Ca.-based MVE | Institutional, an affiliate of MVE & Partners, Poly Cany |
| rmatics, economics, policy, and social and | institutional analysis. |
| ernational Finance Corporation (6.09%) and | institutional and individual investors (15.56%). |
| place, is the seat of the Republic's main | institutional and administrative bodies: the Captains Re |
| ne-based research programs that cross both | institutional and scientific boundaries. |
| second dismissal of government exacerbated | institutional and political opposition to Khan, leading |
| s in order to teach Jewish youth about the | institutional and structural causes of poverty. |
| and books on executive labor markets, the | institutional and intellectual history of business schoo |
| fice, automotive, educational, healthcare, | institutional and hospitality industries. |
| 108 ha) historic district encompassing the | institutional and residential center of the town of Hadd |
| The district includes a total of 25 | institutional and residential buildings, of which nine a |
| provides portfolio management services for | institutional and individual clients, such as China Ever |
| tion of generally well-preserved domestic, | institutional and commercial architecture. |
| d interiors, she executed many large-scale | institutional and commercial works. |
| nned Parenthood Federation to build up its | institutional and operational capacities, but increasing |
| roducts servicing janitorial, food safety, | institutional and waste water treatment industries. |
| He was appointed Director of | Institutional and Program Support at the Marshall Center |
| political concern has been the tendency of | institutional and cultural discourses/practices to exclu |
| te advocate for market reforms that remove | institutional and regulatory barriers to competition, im |
| For outsiders; it lacked administrative, | institutional, and governmental apparatus. |
| ce and brokerage services to mutual funds, | institutional and select investors. |
| shment (especially corporal punishment) in | institutional and domestic environments. |
| This committee "determine[s] which | institutional and private semichot are acceptable for me |
| l of those installed in industrial plants, | institutional and commercial buildings, and large multif |
| Institutional and Epistemological Aspects of the Transfo | |
| Dams: Dealing with social, environmental, | institutional and political costs. |
| sts from the city and surrounding areas in | institutional and found spaces. |
| se resources and to facilitate regulatory, | institutional and technological change and improved deci |
| he dynamic of Nazi barbarism was primarily | institutional and/or economic does not entail any denial |
| Investments were made by | Institutional Angel GCIG on August 8 2006. |
| University complained to the university's | Institutional Animal Care and Use Committee about experi |
| nstitution seeking federal funding have an | Institutional Animal Care and Use Committee whose job it |
| Thompson is a leading proponent of the | institutional approach to political ethics, which gives |
| nerally well-preserved Tudor Revival-style | institutional architecture", further distinguished by as |
| It includes domestic, military, and | institutional architecture, public works and the evoluti |
| standing collections of private papers and | institutional archives which document the foundation and |
| The Harvard University Archives is the | institutional archives of the University. |
| Since I am an employee of the | Institutional Archives, Wikipedia may consider it a conf |
| bloc, other issues to be discussed include | institutional arrangements for the SADC Economic Partner |
| problem-solving to develop more effective | institutional arrangements, for instance, large-scale me |
| y are evidence of the “formal and informal | institutional arrangements, and social relationships” th |
| sponsible for the design and management of | institutional as well as residential projects in the Uni |
| The euro: legal, practical and | institutional aspects |
| Officer of Barclays Global Investors, the | institutional asset management subsidiary of Barclays PL |
| , Acadian Asset Management began to manage | institutional assets directly. |
| is for both small local projects and large | institutional assignments. |
| prised elements of both subject review and | institutional audit and envisaged a gradual transition f |
| ication will be investigated through QAA's | Institutional audit or review |
| he has a reputation as a public orator, an | Institutional Auditor and has been an assessor for the Q |
| e) A defense of | institutional autonomy with respect to the state. |
| e with the Institute's academic freedom or | institutional autonomy." |
| After the | institutional ballots were counted, however, Rondeau was |
| 's business lines in the region, including | institutional banking, alternative investments, wealth m |
| Aretha Franklin's "Amazing Grace" album at | Institutional Baptist Church in Los Angeles and her pict |
| First | Institutional Baptist Church |
| 1972 the building has been owned by Canaan | Institutional Baptist Church. |
| pected to begin in space provided by First | Institutional Baptist Church. |
| have repeatedly been identified as a major | institutional barrier to deploying hydrogen technologies |
| have repeatedly been identified as a major | institutional barrier to the deployment of hydrogen tech |
| xt twenty years struggling to establish an | institutional base for this radical vision. |
| Institutional behavior must be stellar, and all drug tes | |
| how administrative law doctrine relates to | institutional behavior and agency accountability, he is |
| Institutional Behavior: Essays toward a Re-interpreting | |
| redictions, claims that the IEA has had an | institutional bias towards traditional energy sources an |
| and chemical weapons laws, major flaws in | Institutional Biosafety Committees, biosafety and securi |
| All the | institutional branches of the Kagyu tradition of Tibetan |
| the subject of this article), a retail and | institutional brokerage and investment banking firm; Cen |
| ho is Executive Vice President and Head of | Institutional Brokerage; Paul Dell'Isola, who is Managin |
| supernatural, at the expense of Daoism and | institutional Buddhism - both of which he rejected. |
| attle Ranching and Farming; Commercial and | Institutional Building Construction; Land Subdivision; S |
| is a large, "T" shaped, 2 1⁄2-story brick | institutional building topped by a gambrel roof in the C |
| 5, funds for the Seminary's first and only | institutional building were obtained from Mary Monnett ( |
| lege Building and Main Hall, is a historic | institutional building located at St. Lawrence Universit |
| Villa Loretto is a historic | institutional building located at Peekskill, Westchester |
| OP design awards - Best Public Space, Best | Institutional Building, Best Commercial Interior. |
| ately 90,000 homes, and 100% of its public | institutional buildings, were built under seismic safety |
| office buildings, schools and cultural and | institutional buildings. |
| during the late 1970s and early 1980s for | institutional buildings. |
| s and walls in commercial, industrial, and | institutional buildings. |
| s and a number of prominent residences and | institutional buildings. |
| It is often served in | institutional cafeterias due to its low price and the fa |
| n Turkish taksim performances, the present | institutional canon is performed as fixed compositions b |
| ssional Iraqi Airmen in order to build the | institutional capacity to conduct credible fixed and rot |
| g fair and open competition, strengthening | institutional capacity to implement and enforce policies |
| Lack of political will, | institutional capacity, and relevant training remained s |
| s, that is, redeploy (human, physical, and | institutional) capital toward goods that are different f |
| influential in terms of the effect on the | institutional care of children, and highly controversial |
| The Industrial School for Girls provided | institutional care for an average of 80 to 100 delinquen |
| ollowing it became apparent that long-term | institutional care was no longer appropriate for most of |
| Her campaigning for children in | institutional care led to the passing of the Children's |
| the disabled that might otherwise require | institutional care. |
| ocial issues such as the fate of people in | institutional care. |
| Institutional case studies highlight how practice has be | |
| However, as the Church began to implement | institutional change formalized by Vatican II (1962-1965 |
| Becoming Gentlemen: Women, Law Schools and | Institutional Change, 1995). |
| He argued for major | institutional change. |
| nd from 1919 through 1922 he served as the | institutional chaplain for the Chicago Federation of Syn |
| e may enter ordained ministry in parishes, | institutional chaplaincy, church-related agencies, or ot |
| will not get the government history of the | institutional children's home of which was one of the ma |
| eir disillusionment with the organized and | institutional church and their support for the deconstru |
| In 1894 it was recognized as an | Institutional Church by the state of Florida, authorizin |
| he new nominalism did not bode well for an | institutional church legitimized as an intermediary betw |
| weakened the need for a bishop or a large | institutional church of the sort Blair wanted. |
| Bethel Baptist | Institutional Church is still an active congregation wit |
| ns of Holy Tradition as handed down by the | institutional Church. |
| ho are frustrated with the failures of the | institutional church. |
| nt to hang out with folks at a traditional | institutional church? |
| Institutional citation: Berlin-Dahlem. | |
| Institutional citation: Pupin Physics Laboratories, Colu | |
| ging markets as well as the global head of | institutional client coverage. |
| top-ranked equity analyst amongst a global | institutional client base. |
| income sales, trading, and strategies for | institutional clients in the U.S. and abroad. |
| e higher than the fees that Harris charges | institutional clients like hedge funds. |
| usiness serving high net worth private and | institutional clients from across the Persian Gulf. |
| g requirements of Individual, Corporate or | Institutional Clients supporting its market positioning |
| erves as investment advisor for over 1,900 | institutional clients in over 50 countries. |
| ancial services for retail, commercial and | institutional clients in Puerto Rico, US Virgin Islands, |
| d internationally, and assists private and | institutional clients in building historically significa |
| iazza Jr join Citi as Vice Chairman within | Institutional Clients Group. |
| dustry, focusing on equity investments for | institutional clients. |
| perspectives in its courses, programs and | institutional climate. |
| ivilizations; each "power" is organized by | institutional clusters sharing primary norms and commons |
| he words of the report - which requires an | institutional coherence that the commission suggests the |
| with the perestroika- and glasnost-induced | institutional collapse of Communist government in the US |
| One of the earliest North American | institutional collections of Anabaptist Mennonite materi |
| io and visual programs, and links to other | institutional collections. |
| Management then focused on | institutional, commercial, and industrial markets and be |
| uran, Russell and Garden and was the first | institutional commission of that fledgling firm. |
| "competitor for Roman Catholic church and | institutional commissions in metropolitan New York and n |
| es previously held include Chairman of the | Institutional Committee of the Congress, Vice-President |
| The | Institutional Committee is in charge of the issues of re |
| He also chairs the | institutional committee of COPPEM. |
| He is a member of the | Institutional Committee of the Congress of Local and Reg |
| of what was unfair, recognising respective | institutional competence. |
| n size of the ethnic community, second, on | institutional completness. |
| among children raised in the most deprived | institutional conditions the majority did not show sympt |
| ; the third part advises on how to provide | institutional conditions for the participation of young |
| ders, and humanitarians saw the shift from | institutional confinement to local care as the appropria |
| ch concentrated on one area there was less | institutional conflict and confusion. |
| ister Norberto d'Alva Costa Alegre citing ' | institutional conflict' as the justification for the dec |
| to be a mix of residential, commercial and | institutional constructions. |
| 13. | Institutional Control Manager |
| s, the NCAA cited Illinois with a "lack of | institutional control" charge and implemented several re |
| The Big Ten also runs the Committee on | Institutional Cooperation along with the University of C |
| ily at the telecom sector, structures, and | institutional corporate buildings. |
| lop a vaccine against anthrax; and various | institutional corruption scandals in Israel. |
| s government efforts, Bucharest's level of | institutional corruption remains somewhat higher than th |
| d crime is quite low, with petty crime and | institutional corruption being more widespread. |
| A significant problem in the city remains | institutional corruption, which is seen as the most impo |
| The approach has stimulated new work on | institutional corruption. |
| absence of any suggestion of political or | institutional corruption. |
| profiles of each member's legislative and | institutional counter-terrorism plans. |
| ure of the Plano Trienal created a serious | institutional crisis. |
| the artist's "most influential" work - "an | institutional critique that reveals the limits of the re |
| h of Gander's work, rescuing it from mere ' | institutional critique', engaging us with its dead-pan, |
| akness of a minority were at the center of | institutional cruelty of slavery and Nazi anti-Semitism. |
| She carries out many | institutional, cultural, academic and welfare activities |
| It has 250,000 private and 40,000 | institutional customers with total assets of NOK 67 bill |
| f the respondents sold to both grocery and | institutional customers. |
| essing the importance and the necessity of | institutional dancing teaching in Angola. |
| Habsburgs and Ottoman economic decline and | institutional decay. |
| Institutional Democratic Party (PID), Revolutionary Part | |
| pecialist unit focusing on hedge funds and | institutional derivative coverage. |
| flict Resolution: Innovative Approaches to | Institutional Design in Divided Societies, ed. by Marc W |
| Household Survey Categories” “Post-Soviet | Institutional Design, NGOs and Rural Livelihoods in Uzbe |
| trial Economy: Its Technological Basis and | Institutional Destiny. |
| nal community for the economic, social and | institutional development in Haiti. |
| evelopment, business growth and non-profit | institutional development were his main priorities. |
| d other interested parties to focus on the | institutional development of the field, as distinguished |
| ince 1993, Bosley has served as Advisor on | Institutional Development to Parliaments all over the wo |
| Longer-term | institutional development programmes were grown. |
| on American politics, fiscal policies, and | institutional development from 1690 through the Reagan p |
| The 20th Century began with an important | institutional development in Peru's irrigation sector wi |
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