In particular, Mr. Arnauts said, the Belgian government had refused to consider a restructuring that would leave Fortis Bank as a stand-alone institution.
A&M-San Antonio was established as a stand-alone institution in 2009, and it moved to its permanent location in fall 2011.
Yale-N.U.S. will operate as a stand-alone institution, and students will not be permitted to transfer to Yale in the United States.
He turned his bank's Islamic-finance division into a stand-alone institution, then became chief executive of Bahrain Islamic Bank in 2002.
That makes us very different from a stand-alone institution such as INSEAD .Saïd's ascent has been rapid, and rankings reveal that European schools are giving American schools a run for their money.
Those differences aside, students and administrators alike are reeling from a proposal unveiled last week that would end Douglass's tenure as a stand-alone institution on the New Brunswick/Piscataway campus -- along with Cook, Livingston and Rutgers colleges -- and pass from the world as the last public all-women's college in the nation.
"Are his increasingly vocal criticisms of legal academia an unspoken mea culpa?" A PRIVATE, stand-alone institution located in the TriBeCa neighborhood of downtown Manhattan, New York Law School was founded in 1891 and counts Justice John Marshall Harlan among its most famous graduates.
He described that as a stand-alone institution unaffiliated with any denomination that regularly met on Sundays in the facility of another church and had tax-exempt status from the IRS.
It is a stand-alone institution and onsite facilities include a two-bed dedicated anaesthesia lead high-dependency unit.
Like all stand-alone institutions, N.Y.L.S. is even more dependent on student tuition than those attached to universities, and Moody's highlighted this fact in its 2006 appraisal of the school's bonds.
All kindergartens or KG-cum-CCCs in Hong Kong are stand-alone institutions owned either by charitable organisations or private enterprises.
