Consider the institution that is Representative John D. Dingell, a Democrat who has represented Detroit since 1955 and who this week becomes the longest-serving House member in history.
He earned his Ph.D. in 1965, with a dissertation on the sociology of Jamaican slavery, and in his best-known books, "Slavery and Social Death" and "Freedom in the Making of Western Culture," he broadened his focus to consider the institution of slavery and how it gave rise to the ideal of freedom.
"If this institution were inclusive of all global interests, and everyone had a fair voice, there would not be a need to demonstrate," he said, adding that the World Trade Organization would have to consider the institution's recommendations.
Yay! VICE has done me good and I can take care of myself, but I still don't consider the institution of unpaid internships fair.
"If you consider the institutions that have failed during the crisis, many have been small," he said.
Mr. Carney's advice was to consider the institutions those banks were borrowing from and lending to, recalled Alistair Darling, who was the British chancellor of the Exchequer, or finance minister, at the time.
Consequently, both the report and the resolution should directly consider the institutions and bodies of the Union; and, with the exception of the specific comment relating to Articles 6 and 7 of the EU Treaty, should consider the Member States only indirectly, when they are implementing Union law and only in these circumstances.
Considering the institution's power and standing, it would have made sense for Morsi to come to a working agreement.
There likely would have been a scandal had management balked at the unionization, considering the institution's progressive agenda and the liberal reputation of its billionaire founder.
We highly recommend considering the institution of TBL into medical curricula in southern Africa.
Participants in a situation of overcommitment without ERI presented the following occupational features: nurse, working day shifts, full-time, on a permanent contract, working more than 11 h a day, having been the victim of verbal or physical abuse, reporting a high level of subjective hardship on the five dimensions explored, and considering the institution understaffed (table 5).
