The showdown with North Korea -- and the hunt for weapons in Iraq, which also involves the agency's inspectors -- has thrust this relatively anonymous institution into a harsh spotlight.
For promotion of taking the HIV test anonymously, institutions performing anonymous HIV testing were expanded to hospitals in 2008.
Take her famous, still mildly contentious photographs of the mentally disabled, shot at anonymous New Jersey institutions from 1969 to 1971.
Despite the fact that David Cameron, George Osborne, Michael Gove and Maurice Saatchi have all done their bit for the world of inflexible, anonymous, monolithic institutions, not a breath of criticism of any of them can be found in these pages.
She studied to become a qualified bilingual secretary and translator but, in 1965, answered an advertisement from an anonymous "cultural institution in northern Bavaria" which proved to be her entrée into the dysfunctional world of Bayreuth.
He lived with his art, rather than storing it, and made frequent, anonymous donations to institutions he supported.
Each offers big institutions anonymous ways to trade large blocks of shares, something that has become increasingly difficult when using an exchange in the traditional way.
What's the point of keeping tiers of management if there's not a responsibility in that organisation?" Lansley convinced Cameron the 152 PCTs were anonymous and unloved institutions.
Osborn arrived in Britain with a 30-member contingent, part of the group of 250 scientists from 167 countries and 68 British institutions (Anonymous 1909f).
"If it's really about improvement, why not let the institutions be anonymous?" Dr. Peterson said.
