In February, more than 500 students wrote to Willetts outlining three specific demands, including making HE funding dependent on institutions integrating education for sustainable development into their curricula, in the same way it is currently linked to meeting carbon-reduction targets.
The claim that institutions are conceptually independent of societies goes hand in glove with the proposition that human social life is dependent on institutions, but not necessarily on societies as such.
In Washington state, the report notes, more than a quarter of hospitals are Catholic-affiliated, leaving "entire geographic regions" dependent on institutions that put religious imperatives first.
The prominent jazz composer Maria Schneider said, "The old jazz culture doesn't exist anymore," adding that jazz is dependent on "educational institutions, for better or worse".
In her letter, Gohir said sharia courts in the UK were not applying Islamic rulings consistently and urged the government to provide alternative civil solutions so that Muslim women were not solely dependent on religious institutions for divorce.
Good, too, at one of these "men-in-suits" occasions, to hear Hytner being loud and generous in recognising that the National Theatre is completely dependent on smaller institutions and companies, saying that there would be "no National without Punchdrunk", or indeed other companies "on whom the spotlight often doesn't fall".
Therefore, from 1949 to 1979, the majority of doctors were largely dependent on public institutions and the state.
Maybe we need to think about having a monetary system less dependent on these institutions [that get "too big to fail"].
Likewise, it is suggested, any given institution, e.g. law courts, contributes to the well-being of the society as a whole, and yet is dependent on other institutions, e.g. government.
As a result, the majority of medical practitioners have to maintain their status as state employees who are dependent on public institutions and cannot exit these organizations (Hirschman 1970).
"I have this dream," Mr. O'Farrill said, "that this music is important, that it's worth protecting and growing and keeping alive, and that it's not dependent on an institution, whether it's Symphony Space or Jazz at Lincoln Center.
